Day at Grandma's House

I have discovered some ways to wear your poodles out. First you must load them all up (if you take only one then the others are ready to play when you get home) and take them to Grandma's house (in this case my mom's house). Once there they spend the day chasing horses (and getting called off), avoiding my sister's Bloodhound (who thinks that Poodles are big chew toys), tackling the nieces and stealing their food, and chasing each other around the field. Once you get home and settled in for the night, there are no fights or arguments over toys, no jumping on their mom, and all are curled up asleep in bed (now there is not much room left for me). Of course, this type of day usually wears their mother out and I will probably be sore tomorrow after all the work we did today while the girls were having fun and playing.

Jasmine trying to beat Copper up. I should mention that Jasmine is the only dog that will play with Copper, all the others avoid him and Chauncey tells him were to get off.

You can't catch me!

Poodles are more graceful than Bloodhounds!

Toby, who teaches dogs their lessons very quickly.

My sister, Tracy, bathing our mini, Emmy

My neice, Bailey, trying to get the horse to talk to her.

Cricket, our hackney pony, who thought the camera was going to get her.