Tuesday, July 10, 2007

A little bit about me...

I suppose I should tell you a little bit about myself. I am a 13 inch purebred Beagle. My mom and dad were both showdogs. My Mom's name is Bunny and my Dad's name is Toby. When Kari and Dave came to get me in all the way out in Rockford at the Doughty's my name was Honda there. Mrs. Doughty thought my white spot on my back looked like a Honda car symbol. When I first saw Dave all I could think about was how cool his green shoes were! I kept pouncing on them like crazy and he liked playing with me. Since we got along so well I left with them to Chicago and got a new name, Oatmeal. I'll post a link of where Kari got the idea for my name. Fast forward to 02:45 http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2977584602602848279&q=frosty

Tlass

Tonight is Puppy Class aka Tuppy Tlass (don't ask). I am a bit embarrased about my progress on "down". I have "sit" perfected and it comes in pretty handy when I want food. Down just isn't as easy and my nose gets the best of me so I find it hard to concentrate with so many great smells around. Well I have to go outside now and make a walgreens run for more dingos but I will let you know how class goes tonight...wish me luck! ~Oats


I thought I'd show you a couple of my favorite toys, Platy (the purple platypus), and Mantis (my huge praying mantis).
I love getting new toys and think you can never have enough, good thing Kari agrees with that.

Wisconsin Pictures










I LOVE WISCONSIN!


Kari and Dave took me to Manitowish Waters, Wisconsin twice in a few weeks. I got to run around, dig, play with sticks, go swimming, and best of all, play with Sandy!!!

Here is Dave and me playing. He calls this the Oatbarrow.



I've always been into electronics as far back as I can remember. Here is a picture of me at my favorite computer. Aren't I a good looking pup? Kari got mad at me for later chewing off a little piece of this computer but I don't understand why. I was just trying to save her money on chewbones by chewing things we already have.