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Nicknames: Bud, Bud Lite, Nutty-Buddy, Buddy-Boy, The Budster, Mr. Buddinski, Puppyhead, Ping-Pong, Leapin' Lizard, etc.
Doggie Dynamics:
Energy
sleepy
energetic
Intelligence
silly
genius
Friendliness
aggressive
affectionate
Playfulness
not playful
very playful
Disposition
anxious
calm
Quick Bio:
-pound dog
Likes: Being the center of attention, much to the dismay of his older sister!
Pet-Peeves: Not being allowed to eat Lexie's food, not being the one petted, the hair dryer and the glider swing in the back yard.
Favorite Toy: Anything his sister is playing with, socks, shoes, electrical cords (including iPod chargers) and moths.
Favorite Food: Whatever is in his bowl, in Lexie's bowl, dropped on the floor, under the rabbit hutch, or in the garbage!
Favorite Walk: Anywhere and everywhere.
Best Tricks: Standing on hind legs for extended periods of time and butting in wherever Lexie is getting attention.
Arrival Story: Was watching the local Humane Society website for nearly two years, on the lookout for another mini schnauzer. He showed up on a Saturday morning and I literally ran out to see him. He was surrendered by another family and came up here via Chicago.
Bio: He was just over a year old when we got him and very thin. He would stumble going down the stairs and the vet said it was because of his low weight. Otherwise, he had a clean bill of health. He is probably purebred, but like his older sister (also a rescue) we just don't know, or care.
Forums Motto: Wunderhund! Dogster Local Spots I've Marked: West Burleigh Vet Clinic, Pampered Paws Ltd, Wisconsin Humane Society, Bark n' Scratch Outpost The Groups I'm In: ☆ Sam's Stinky Dog Cafe ☆, ***The Pet's Fun Forum***, Deutsche Hunde Living Room, Fancypants Cafe, Bugy4 Schnauzers, Febreze® Pet Odor Eliminator™, For The Love of Schnauzers, Milwaukee Dogs, Mini Schnauzer Lovers!!!, Mini Schnauzer's Rock!!!, Pawsome Pages, Schnauzers Rule, The Schnauzer Club, ~~~*♥Dog Park USA♥*~~~
The Last Forum I Posted In: Vote for Me . . . please?
Intro: I love to play and be in the thick of things. At first I demurred to my older sister, Lexie, but those days are gone. I now jump in on any and every petting session I can get, much to Lexie's dismay. I just can't help myself - I have to be included in everything and will not often sit still, even to let Mom attach my leash for walks or pour food into my bowl. I am very energetic and act like a puppy more than an adult.
Zaidie had a good point about George Washington's turkey stuffin' preferentials. Wif or wifout? I never considered that you might not want stuffin' in your turkey. More is better in my turkey book! It's the stuffin' that soaks up the turkeyness so gud. Yummmmmm. Like bunches of little turkey juice sponges! Who would'na want that?
Okay, so you got my pinion on it. What do you pups think? Wif or wifout?
Lexie said Mom put turkies on my page cuz I is one of them. I sense an insult. Did you know that George Washington originally suggested the turkey as our country's mascot instead of the eagle? Yes he did. He got voted down. I have never tasted eagle, but I already know that turkey is good. I think George Washington was pretty smart. He could at least have won on Early American Top Chef. Heck, they don even let you eat eagle! What were those other founding fathers thinking?
Oh such smells emanashing from the kitchen today! Mom wasn't even home and there were these bearooooootiful smells filling up the house. The smells don't usually happen all by themselves like that, unless second child leaves something under the bed or we can find our way into a garbage pail or sumthin'. But even those smells we hafta kinda dig up for ourselfs. This one was bounty-us and floating all over in the kitchen and out into the rest of the house. And like I said, no body was home, so it was almost freaky. Nice freaky. Yummy freaky.
Lexie said Mom was using the crock pocket to make those smells. Has sumthin' a-do wif a plug-in pot on the counter. When Mom got home and lifted up the cover to that pot, and all this smokey, hazy flavorin' came out, I about died and went over the Rainbow Bridge! Mom is my new best friend. Well, she was my best friend, too, but this is a new level of best friendedness.
Did I mention this smell was meaty? I bet there were squirrels in there or at least some birdies. I hope I get a taste, or maybe even a spoonful? I will report back later.