Sam Spade (English bulldog puppy) Pickup Pictures!

Such a fun time!  Nancy met us at a Dairy Queen off Highway 40 to pick up Sam Spade. Sammy was a hit! He nestled down in her arms and dozed off. Here are two pics of Nancy and her friend loving on Sam.

English bulldog Peanut Butter Cookie has a cold!

Peanut Butter Cookie (English bulldog) has a cold! So does his daddy..

It's a fact: Bulldogs close their eyes when they sneeze!

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Sam Spade - English bulldog puppy loves boxes!

Sam Spade loves to play in boxes! As I unpack the cardboard boxes, he jumps into the empty carton and runs around! He plays for about half an hour and then gets sleepy and takes a nap...

 

If I interfere with his play time, he barks until I give him "his box" again.

Then he sticks out his tongue to show me who's boss!

English bulldog puppies are going home this weekend.

Nancy Drew and Sam Spade have been asked for and are going home this next weekend. Nancy is going to Bowling Green, Ohio and Sam is going to Lexington, Kentucky.  They are so excited!  It's hard to go to sleep when a puppy gets this excited...

English bulldog puppies available

Nancy Drew (female English bulldog) and Sam Spade (male English bulldog) available.

Mr. Grumpy (English bulldog from Puppy Gal)

Hi Bob,

I just wanted to share a couple photos of Mr G with you.  I think he looks like his daddy, Jazzman!  These were taken this summer in ND at the family lake cabin.  It was his first trip there and he loved it.  The lack of humidity and cooler temps were great for him and his love to be outside!

 

Patti 

"Is it time to eat?"

"Who forgot my doggy pillow?"

Mr. Grumpy as a puppy - June 2, 2006

Mr. Grumpy as a puppy - June 2, 2006

 Mr. Grumpy is beautiful! His mother, "Carlotta", is one of my favorite mama dogs! Jazzman would like to have another litter with her!

Buck-buck is back! Deer love my roses...

Last year, the deer ate our roses, tulips, tomatoes, etc. The mama deer usually brought her male offspring with her.  I named him buck-buck (I don't know any deer names other than Bambi) and he became a regular visitor.  He would look at me as I walked the dogs with disinterest -- and continue to munch on the salad bowl that was provided.

This morning was the first time I spotted him this year.  My, what a sight! His coat is darker and he has grown antlers (6 prongs?).  He watched me drink my coffee on the back porch, wagged his white tail, and showed me his girlfriend standing in the tall weeds. She was shy but very tall and stately.  I called to Sweet T. Pie to come into the house and not disturb them.

I caught him looking for tomatoes. Looks like we'll have some little spotted ones come spring (deer not tomatoes).