2 Posts in one day.

Happy Mothers day everyone. I know this is rare, 2 posts in one morning. BUT mom wanted to say she's having the best mothers day (we know she's not our natural mother, but she is our REAL mom). She says she is so happy to have pups again, and most of all for having Quigley back to his old self. She and dad were really worried when his personality changed so much after that dreadful tick oil, but in about 36 hrs he is back to normal and will never have to worry about that stuff ever again.

We love our forever home and the little family we now have. Thanks for being a part of it and following our stories.

Love, Annie and Quigley

A pepto morning

I had to sneak down stairs. My tummy was rumbling a little. I'm pretty sure I woke everyone up so I have to post this quickly. Last night I was up kind of late and I finally drifted off to sleep after going up to bed with Dad around 1am. But around 3am my tummy started making noises so I decided I should wake Brubby and see what he thought I should do. We decided to jump up on Mom and Dad's bed to see if they needed anything before we headed down. They decided to join us so we all headed down and went outside to sniff around a bit. When I came back in Dad had a plunger thingy with a little pink stuff inside. I figured, What the Heck is this but low and behold, it tasted like cherries! Not bad at all and I think my tummy started feeling a little better after I drank. After a little while Mom went up to bed with Quigley and as soon as I finish this post, I'm heading up myself. Nite everyone.

We know we've said it before, but

We think they really have lost there minds this time. You know mom is a nut case, and has been going crazy since they found that tick thing on Annie. So she has been stalking the vet's office for the flea and tick oil for us. They have had Annie's all along, and really she was the one that had the tick, so why involve me. But involve me they did. Mom finally couldn't stand it anymore and went into the vet's office, and once more they had Annie's but not mine. The girl behind the desk said, "We do have this other one" Mom being very observant saw that it was made by Frontline and asked what the difference was, and the girl said it was just a few dollars more. So mom said she "bit the bullet" and bought them both. It took a day or two for her to get up the nerve to finally put it on us, but she and dad worked together and last night did it. First of all let me tell you the name of what she used on me it is called Certifect. And she said do not EVER, EVER, EVER. buy that stuff. First of all it smells, a really big time awful smell. Annie's you can't smell at all, next I started acting sad, now that really scared her, and she started to fret. Then she did what she tell"s everyone not to do. She got on the internet and did her research --a little late if you ask me. Anyway the comments weren't good. She got a little loud and wanted to wash it off. Dad thought it would be okay and said I needed the treatment, so she went to bed. I am a little better this morning, but still not my vivacious self. I am eating and running in the yard, drinking water, but once in the house all I want to do is lay around.
We see the vet on wed, but if I don't perk up today, they will call him at home. Mom said next time, we will use the same kind of stuff they got for Annie, or nothing at all.

She said I made her stomach hurt. But I don't think it's my fault. Something about loving me so much.

Until later, a very laid back Quigley.

Don't tell mom.

You will never believe what happened at our house yesterday. For some strange reason, mom left before dad, (that never happens) and left it up to him to take care of us. Now don't get me wrong, he does a really good job, but when he left to go to the KYROPRACKTERS, what ever that is (again they talk really funny), he forgot to put us away. When mom leaves she always, puts us out to do our stuff, get some really yummy treats, and then thinking she is fooling us, throws them into the crates, so we will go in, and closes the doors. I am not sure if she noticed or not Quig walks in with no sweat and doesn't seem to cry when she goes anymore.
Anyway, when dad left, he just closed us into the kitchen, alone, and locked the door,(like he thinks we're Willy and could get out--ha). But then what to do? We looked for something to do, but I guess he just forgot. So Annie got on the table and looked out the windows there, and I sat in front of the door and guarded the yard. It wasn't long before mom got home, she didn't seem mad. I guess she didn't know dad forgot what to do. But she kept telling us what good kids we were and we got kisses and lots of love. So all in all it was okay We. were going to defend dad if we had too, but she was cool and we just let it go.

Yesterday was a no crate day, seemed okay to us.

Love Quigley and Annie.

A nice day to stay home and veg

Kind of a quiet day here. Mom and Dad decided to stay home with us today so we got plenty of rest. Annie got so bored she thought that she may as well give my ears a good cleaning. Afterwards I thanked her by chewing on her nose. I do what I can.
Later we took Mom out for a walk in the lower yard so she could throw the ball for my sister. We saw some kids walking down the street and wanted to go meet them but they didn’t seem that interested in us…go figure.

I am NOT dumb as a stump!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Okay we all know Annie is the smart one. But I figured something out yesterday that will knock your socks off. There are things called couches and beds. And they are REALLY soft, and so easy on your bones after a long day trying not to get into trouble. Not getting into trouble is a little harder than I thought it would be living in a house. When I lived outside with Alfie in Mississippi, I could chew anything. Sticks, stones, Alfie, anything. But now in my forever home, there"s lots of stuff that I am not allowed to chew. So I get tired at the end of the day. Annie has been jumping on that furniture stuff since day 2, I wasn't sure why she wanted to jump  so much. But today, Oh My, I got up and no one said off, I stretched out, I get really long when I do that and just fell asleep. Now I am not sure why no one ever told me how good that felt before. So last night when it was time to go upstairs to bed, I figured why not, when normally I would just kiss mom goodnight, I decided to stay. And let me tell you, it was the best night sleep I've had it along time. Mom thinks I hog the covers, and dad gets a little shoved, but all it all, I think it was a success.

Oh the joys of a forever home.

Love Quigley

The joy of being owned by 2 Aussies

Well here we are in week two of having dogs in our home again. (Please don't tell them I called them dogs, they now believe they have transcended into humans.) I have to tell you in the year that we were without 4 legged friends, we forgot how unbelievably wonderful life is with them. My house was a lot cleaner 2 weeks ago, but it was also a lot emptier. They have made us laugh, a little bit crazy, made us go our in the rain (they don't like to do anything without us), and sit in the grass getting eaten alive by mosquito's. And we have done it with the silliest looks on our faces. When Annie sleeps on the couch curled up, with her nose tucked away, we think it is the smartest thing any dog has ever done. Or when Quigley sits whenever he see's Bil Jac, because we are using that to train them( and that is the first thing he learned). He figures even if it is in the fridge, he sits. What a good boy.

Thank you all for being so interested in our newest family members. Thank you so much to Shelli, for setting this all in motion, and most of all---Thank you to Johnna, for being able to part with them, and bringing them all the way to us here in Uniontown.

This post is all from John and I, but the love is from us all

C, J, A and Q