Zero Gravity's - Puddle Jumper: October 2014

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Profile of Puddle

Registered Name "Puddle Jumper"

Also Known As:

"Puddle/Puds/Muddle/Muds/Yo bro!"

* My mom is Ember. In August 2010, mom took 1st place at the Western Canadian Skyhoundz Regional Qualifier in the Expert - Open division. She earned a spot on Team Canada and travelled to Chattanooga, TN to compete against the worlds best disc dog teams from Canada, USA, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, and Japan.

*My dad is Riptide. He is a laid back kind of guy, but he also lives an active lifestyle. He is a recreational herding dog & loves to play freestyle disc.

* My intelligence and drive require obedience (puppy) training and plenty of interesting activity. Once I am given proper socialization I will thrive in a variety of environments, provided I have an adequate outlet for both physical and mental energy.

* I have the energy and stamina to climb mountains. I will be able to safely pack gear into the back country. I have the speed and dexterity to make things happen in a flash. I have the intensity and attitude of a true herding breed.

* Most importantly, I am a family guy. I hang out with 3 kids and get to play every day! :P

* They tell me I should grow to about 55-60 pounds.

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE "AUSTRALIAN" SHEPHERD:

BREED GROUP: Herding Dogs

RECOGNITION: ASCA, AKC, UKC, CKC

OCCUPATION: Herder, versatile farm dog, performance sports

HEIGHT: Male: 20-23; Female: 18-21 inches

WEIGHT: Male: 50-65; Female: 40-55 lbs

COLOR(S): black, blue merle, red merle,

with or without white mark

LONGEVITY: 14 to 16 years

EXERCISE: Vigorous daily exercise

GROOMING: Easy

TRAINING: Easy; hard to keep challenged

Zero Gravity's - Puddle Jumper

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Sprawled out

Sunday, October 12, 2014

Hierarchy of Thanksgiving

Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Special Edition PUMPKINS from the White House

Monday, October 6, 2014

Day 1378 (equiv. to 3 Years 9 months 8 days) Walking Through Bearspaw, Edmonton/Alberta

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