The humans went searching for doggie treats and toys for me last weekend. But look what they found inside a toy shop called Hobbes and Landes*:

Woofie balloons?! Teehee. Cute. But of course, not as cute as a real woofie like I am! These are toy dog balloons with spring-like paper legs and a string around the neck so you can “walk” it just like a real dog. My human says lots of kids in the store were so amused that some of them were begging their mommies to buy them one. These balloons also come in different animals, not just dogs. They also have cows, roosters, pigs, and even a dinosaur! Too bad, my human wasn’t able to take pictures of the other animals though.

*Hobbes and Landes has branches located at Greenbelt 3 (Makati City), The Podium (Ortigas Center, Mandaluyong City), Rockwell (Makati City), and Bonifacio High Street (Fort Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City).

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*Sniff…sniff…sniff*

Something smells good! *drool* I wonder if there’s anything for me in here? Those colorful egg-shaped stuff are chocolates and they are a BIG NO-NO for me.

Remember my fellow woofies, not all people food are good for us dogs. There are lots of sources on the internet or books that tell us what type of food is good for us and which ones we should avoid. You can start off with this article.

Stay safe!

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Read my lips…er, in this case — my tongue. It says throw me a treat, NOW! Hehehe!

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Hello to all humans, meowers and fellow woofies! Wow, it’s been almost a week since my last post. The humans have been busy, I haven’t had the chance to use the computer. And as if that’s not bad enough…we’ve been having typhoons here lately so I haven’t been able to run and play outside as much this week! *bummer*

Anyway, I haven’t posted my birthday pics yet so here they are. I was only able to upload them today.

Have a happy weekend everyone!

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I just would like to share some 1st birthday pics of my adoptive sister, Laika. She’s a black dachshund and she turned 1 year old last December 19, 2006.

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