Under a Christmas Tree

The picture above shows me playing with my friend Alice under a Christmas Tree in the Wasatch Mountains.

Yep, it's snowing. But, as a ruff and tumble doggie, I've learned to shake off the snow. (Note, I compressed the shot to fit in the margins. Click on it to see the full picture.)

My favorite picture from this set is of a small snow covered Christmas Tree.

My human likes a picture of a snow covered Mountain Mahogany. Go figure?

Nature Abhors a Vacuum

In my film debut, I put together a short performance piece titled: "Nature Abhors a Vacuum." I play the role of nature. The vacuum is animated by my lead human Gin.



I admit, I was really worried that I might forget my lines. I practice everytime my humans do the cleaning.

SatScenes

Today I instructed my human to take me on a walk up Neff Creek Canyon to get some photos for the SatScene Project. The calendar in the dog world is a little bit different than the calendar in the human world. Our weeks have only one day, and that day is Saturday.

If my human did this right; you should be able to click on the picture to see a large view, then click the large view to get back to this post.

Dogs of Service

This is a picture of me at the Service Dog Memorial at the Utah State Capitol Building. I visited the memorial on July 4^th, 2009.

As it was the Fourth of July, I donned red scarf and used my blue leash with stars.

Standing next to a gigantic five foot high statue of a service dog was unnerving at first. But I am incredibly brave and calmed down for the picture.

I see myself as a service dog.

In addition to blogging, I do all sorts of important service type things ranging from waking granny in the morning to fetching the frisbee. I once found the frisbee despite its being really welll hidden.

Trip to the Capitol

July 4^th, 2009 marks the 233^rd birthday of the United States.

Thats 1631 dog years.

These have been some of the best dog years in the history of the planet.

To celebrate the event, I instructed my human to take me on a walk on the grounds of the Utah State Capitol where people just happened to be throwing a Tea Party.

I've placed pictures of the event below.

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Sink Hole

A large sink hole appeared in my favorite playing field this week. The sink hole must have been created by the near record rains we've received this Spring.

I instructed my human to take pictures. I also had him take a picture of my friend Nemo the Rottweiler. My human just started a photo blog. Hopefully, he will include pictures of the pup. (That's me, I am the pup).

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Coco, International Dog of Action

Sorry about the snow on my snout.

You see, I am what they call a dog of action. I have places to go and things to sniff and really don't have the time to pose for a proper picture.

As promised, my human has a new camera and will be running along behind me taking pictures of my adventures (if he can keep up).

The uploading of the pictures will take a bit. Man alive are these humans slow. I mean, I could be up to the top of the trail and back in the time it takes them to figure out how to get the pictures out of the camera an onto the net.

The Zen of Frisbie

In the game of fetch, one must become one with the frisbie.

The Wisdom of Coco

Coco is wise beyond her dog years. This blog will contain the kibbles of wisdom as barkken by Coco, and translated from dog into human by her manservant Kevin.