Showing posts with label Dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dogs. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Meet Sansa

Hi everyone! I would like to introduce to you the newest member in our family – Sansanamed after one of the characters of “Game of Thrones”. She’s a mixed of collie, german shepherd, and labrador, so she’s expected to be a biiiiggg dog.

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We got her last 13th of September through a local online garage Facebook fan page for free!

We were hesitant at first to get a dog especially that we have to house her inside our place. It would be a great work for us to maintain a stink-free and clean house. But we finally gave in and decided to own one – we love dog!

Surprisingly, Sansa is a smart puppy. She knows when she likes to poop. So everytime she cries we know we have to let her out. My sister bought a special mat where she pees. (I will make separate post about this mat, because honestly I am amazed with this product).

Her being playful and sweet is our stress reliever. She brings joy to us, especially to me since I am always left alone in our place.

Oh, by the way, her first name was Gunner thinking she’s a boy until my sister brought her to a vet today to schedule for an appointment. Haha….

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

How “Tao Chi” Got His Name

cheeky We owned a Japanese Peach dog before. It’s our first time to own a purchase dog. Usually we had an “askal’ breed dog given by friends. To my mom, buying a puppy is already a luxury. But she can’t say no because it was my brother who bought it.

We were confused at first what to name on the puppy. We were thinking of different Japanese Dog Names that time and finally named it “Tao Chi” which sounds more like Chinese. LOL…

How she got her name?

“Tao” is from the word THOUsand because Tao Chi cost more than a thousand. And to make it sound like Japanese (that turned out to be like Chinese) we added the “Chi”. LOL….

 

Hmmmm…. This made me miss her and Cheeky….

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