Too big for the cat door!

Hey, whose helmet is this?

It's Paul Homer's helmet! He's big. Can't wait to see him run.

Down-stay at a distance. It's harder than you think! My trainer was really far away but I had Fraser to help me.

Notice how big I'm getting - I'm almost as big as Fraser now.

What's my favorite color of tulip?

Purple AND Gold!

I had a great time at the Spring Game. I can't wait for September 5th!

Here's my trainer's report on how I did on Saturday.
http://blog.seattlepi.com/caninechat/archives/167357.asp

I walked the track with my trainer and student handlers (in training). I think I'm going to have a lot of fun with my student handlers.

I thought the touchdown siren was really loud at first but now I really love that sound. I know I will get to hear it a lot in the future!

I practiced sitting and staying while we all listened to the trainer talk about how smart I am!

When I got home from the game, I was really tired so I had a nice long nap. Good thing I won't be such a young pup during football season. I want to be able to stay awake for the whole game not to mention tailgating!

I "helped" in the garden today.

What do you mean you didn't want a hole here? This is a perfect place for me to dig a hole.
Phew--that was hard work. We won't talk about the fact that I had a bath yesterday.

This is my cat. I taught him how to sit.

Hey, remember me? I've grown since you last saw me.

It's actually more comfortable than it looks.

Football practice!

I went to football practice and I got to meet Coach Sark and Coach Holt. The Huskies look great! Can't wait for the Spring Game on April 25th.

Photo courtesy of Diane Rich.

This is the first time I've seen the cherry blossoms on campus. They sure are pretty but I think they should be purple instead of pink!

I'm back from spring break. Did you miss me?

I went to Camp Fraser for a few days during spring break. I got to play a lot with my old friend Fraser and my new friend Chase.

I packed my Husky bed of course!

I let Chase try out my Husky bed and he liked it.

Photos at Camp Fraser are courtesy of Diane Rich.

To find out more about Camp Fraser and my trainer, Diane Rich, go to http://www.spokesdog.com/.

I have a stick.

This is where I sleep.

Sometimes I just hang out and chew on a toy. I like my bed.

I'm so fast you can't even see me!

Are they friendly ducks or Oregon Ducks?

Have you noticed how big my paws are?

Let's play!

I had a fun time playing with Beau the Basset Hound. Pretty soon I'm going to be a lot bigger than him (but my ears will always be smaller than his).

All stretched out.

Dubs is celebrating March Madness. Go Huskies!

Dubs would like to wish all of the students good luck on final exams!

Dubs enjoys the snow falling while the rest of us dream about warmer weather.

Woof!

Dubs says, "Where's my treat?"

What's the bear looking at?

Dubs has a new toy that releases kibble when he plays with it. How cool is that? Plus it's purple!

Movie of Dubs pulling squeaky balls out of a cube.

At 4 months old, Dubs weighs 28 pounds and stands 19 inches tall on all fours.

Is this an igloo?

Dubs has been busy celebrating the men's basketball Pac 10 championship this weekend.

Mid-week trip out of town.

Dubs has a drink at the Roslyn Cafe.

Dubs rests after a nice long walk. He's in his element in the snow.

Nice view!

Dog School

Fraser keeps an eye on his class while everyone does a sit-stay.

left to right: Izzie (4mos), Witty (5yrs), Fraser (11yrs), Bo (6mos), Dubs (3mos)

Dubs meets the Go 2 Guy

Dubs has his picture taken by Jim Moore during his interview in Saturday's PI with Jim's dog, Willie. (Note to Willie from Dubs: If you can learn to act like a real Dawg, maybe we can play together some time.)

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/moore/401804_moore28.html


Dubs knew he was going to be misquoted in that last comment in the article so he tried to chew up Jim's notepad. Dubs would never say anything negative about his team. The Huskies never roll over!

Nice win in overtime--Go Huskies!

Yay! Snow!

Dubs is trying to get into the business school.