It’s a good thing she’s SO cute, because she’s a bundle of energy on four legs with a nose for trouble and a brain to match.  We’ve been having lots of fun tho, and she’s teaching me as much as (I think) I’m teaching her. It’s a good balance 🙂 Being a puppy, she has the attention span of a 2 year old, and the energy of an olympian team of triathletes.  She loves to play and is curious about *everything* including the water running under the manhole cover, anything that moves such as squirrels, cats, leaves, birds, and kids, the toilet, stuffed animals, and take out containers, just to name a few.  She’s pushy, grabby, pully and noisy, feisty, challenging, but oh so loveable! And her eyes – beautiful but intimidating, ready to stare down anything that summons her attention.  Her pupils glow red  when she’s excited and return to bluish white when she’s calm. She’s a skilled player in the park, darting to and fro, investigating the myriad of sights, smells and sounds in all directions, pouncing and running, stealing toys, rabble rousing all the other dogs to follow her on her merry chase. She loves people and children, and they seem to be just as taken with her as she is with them. And then, when she’s tired, she comes to you for kisses and snuggles, and she flumps down beside you, and offers up her belly for a rub, you know that all is good in her world, as she drifts off into her colourful puppy dreams. 🙂