Meet Da Pack -- Day Four

Well, good mornings out dere in Blogville.

Dat was quite a banquet over da weekend.

I eated so much food......tacos, pizza, bbq,

cheesy toes, KFC, you names it......I ate's it!

And I won't evens tell you's all da stuffs I

was drinkin'...cept dat I sure has a big

HEADACHE

todays.  Dis is a good week for sleepin' and

I is goin' to do jus' that when I finish up wit

dis postee.
Sees my RED eyeballs...dat ain't da fault of
da flashy beast!

I lets Mom take it from here (butt only for a few minutes)

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Good morning everyone....what ever has my little Amber done to herself?  She's walkin' around here this morning like a drunken sailor.  And the tootin'.....we won't get into that.

Anyway, today we'll introduce you to

HOLLY.

As mentioned in our last post, Holly is one of Bailey's daughters from a litter of nine puppies born on November 5, 2000, making her just over 10 years old.  She is a Jack Russell Terrier and looks very much like her father, Jack (who is now at Rainbow Bridge). 

Holly and her sister, Sarah, were given to us as a Christmas present by our daughter that year.

Holly and her sister have always been very close...two peas in a pod is a good way to describe them, much like Amber and Max.  They are definitely not the norm when it comes down to the Jack Russell breed.  They both prefer to be couch potatoes and watch the action from the sidelines.

Today I'll focus on Holly and leave Sarah for our next post. 

Holly is rather the "prim and proper" lady of the house.  (Except when she chooses to roll in some smelly stuff in the back yard.)

She has a short, smooth coat (as opposed to the shaggy coats of her mother and sisters).

She is solid white with just one brown ear.

And speaking of ears, she is prone to the

"Cauliflower Ear"

(Did you hear that, Thunder, from the OP Pack!!)

This picture was taken during a flareup a couple of years ago.

We were fortunate that this time around we were able to cure it with antibiotics and a lot of flushing.

The first time we were faced with this problem, we weren't as lucky.

The "cauliflower" went deep into her ear canal.  She had to have surgery but there was extensive damage in her ear.  Ultimately the flap to her ear was sewn shut and her ear canal opening was relocated to the side of her head and appears as a small hole.  It looks very strange, indeed, but at least her hearing wasn't affected.  When someone says "you have a hole in your head", they aren't kidding.

(Hope none of you were eating while reading this as it does sound a bit gross)

Here are a few additional pictures of our "quiet" girl.

And, of course................

Back to Amber now..

(Hey, wake up!)

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Oh...is I back?  I means...I is back!

(Oh, whatever)

Don't forgets to go HERE to visits da

auction for Richie and Ronnii.

We has a handmade "crocheted by Mom" afghan thingy in da auction dat is specially endorsed by me...

AMBER DaWEENIE

  

Also, stops by to sees my dear weenie friend...none odder den FRANKIE FURTER... to gets da details bout helping our friends wit green papers by getting a ticket to a raffle.

Dat's All Folks

Now I really has to recuperate from my

pawty hangovers!

SO

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GOOD NIGHT EVERYONES

AND HAPPY MONDAY

(but I'll be sleepin')

Amber