20 Weeks -- 23 Pounds and Still Growing!

At least he is starting to catch up to his paws! And getting great exercise, thanks to Wrenny's visit (more about that later).

In April, when Wallace checked into the Doggy Hotel --



His parents sailed off to Nassau


And CocoCay

and Key West

For a humans-only fantastic vacation!

16 Weeks: Milestones

Oh, how he's grown; compare with his "Gotcha Day" photo 4 weeks ago. (Or has the human just been getting smaller and tired-er?) He weighs 18.2 pounds. He sleeps all night! And just this morning he walked willingly, all the way around the lake. Good Boy!

Puppy Party!

Once a month, Wallace's vet hosts a puppy party. All the humans sit around the puppies to contain the fun. There is a social, then a potty break, then another social, and puppy races ( pups race down a hallway toward their owners. Wallace, though he can be a real speed doggy, didn't quite get the point of that one).
That puggle -- she was lots of fun!

TWO English bulldogs (Lucy and Wigglet) mixing it up.

"Come on, BARK BARK, Ginseng, BARK BARK, play with me!"


Wallace takes a break to snuggle with his vet, Dr. Kimball.

Puppy Class

Wallace's first class -- it was mostly a lecture, but the part where you get to run around was great!

Dog Party II: Return of the Big Boys

4/3/10: They're back! Bernard's strong jaws; Freyr's soft fur; featuring newcomer Wallace at his first Dog Party!
So that's what you do with Frisbees.


Hanging out with the big boys

Dog parties always leave you soooo relaxed.


Getting used to things around the home
Getting in the car? Piece of cake -- especially when the Treat Fairy leaves a little something on the seat.

Walkin' with the humans
A pause for reflection
OK! I "sat." Now GIVE me something!

To St. Pete: Wallace Meets Grandmom

3/27/10: To make a good first impression, a bath seemed like a good idea -- to some of us.

Grandmom's back yard is fascinating.


Exploring Driftwood Road
Feeling at home at Grandmom's

Road Trip to Wrenny's House

3/23/10: Wallace took his first big road trip, and he slept peacefully in his kennel in the back seat (with one pit stop halfway) on the 240+ - mile trip to Tallahassee to meet his cousin Wrenny and borrow her crate.

Wrenny has a great back yard!
Big cousins always teach you new things

Yes, Wrenny, Emily still loves you best.


Big cousin, little cousin




In a rare moment of stillness, posing for the camera


Back home, trying out Wrenny's crate