I've been busy training our new pup Blu

It's been a while since I have blogged as I have been busy preparing for the last exhibition, working in the garden and while training our new not so small anymore, puppy Blu.
Here are some of the shots of Blu in his very first weeks of his new life with us. He was 2 mos in these shots.

These are some shots at about 3 mos old. He already knows how to sit, stay and lie down.

And some taken today at 4 1/2 mos. He sure is growing up fast

This is one of his favorite toy, which we nicknamed Dolores who has had major surgery for the loss of stuffing.

As of today, Blu knows how to sit, stay, lie down and last week we all taught him how to give paw. He is very smart and has a wonderful personality. Now if we can only get him to stop nipping and chewing laces on people's shoes. He hasn't had an accident in the house since the 2nd week when he was 2 1/2 mos old. Anything that is loose or a string hanging from anywhere including sections of older rugs still intrigue him. Sam is training him on walks and he still doesn't like the lease but he will learn.

Canada Day weekend in Labelle.

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