Green Paws

great garden decor i have some to i call them my garden sitters real pretty to.Love these ornaments.

I am always surprised by how big Henry is compared to Luna.  Well fed, and not on peppers!  It seems impossible (for us Northerners) to already have peppers about ready for harvest.  We can’t even safely set plants out yet.

In pictures of the three of them, it always looks as if they are cooking up some mischief.  That wouldn’t be possible, would it?

Heather, I have plopped a kiss on Cooper’s head from you.  Thank you all for your support.  It really helps through this difficult time,

I think they’re probably hoping you decide to plant pumpkins next!

this picture made me laugh!  they look very pleased to be sitting in the plants!

too cute:D

they look so happy and cute in this picture

Huckle I too have been thinking about you and Cooper a lot and saying prayers for him please give him a hug for me

Fabulous teamwork! 

I am still thinking of all our “ailing” babies also!  Give Cooper an honorary smooch from me too!  Hope the rest are doing well in their recoveries!

Add a kiss from me to Cooper, too.  How is he doing with his therapy? 

Charlie has developed a cough since his surgery and I can’t help but worry that its a trachea collaps like poor Sol’s.  But the vet x-rayed him on Tuesday and didn’t see anything so he thinks he developed an infection due to the tube down his throat.  I hope that’s all it is; he sounds ghastly!  He is on cough tablets and antibiotic.

Corrine, I wanted to comment on yesterday’s picture of Luna but just didn’t have the time.  I love that she’s a big, brave girl now.  Isn’t it wonderful how love heals the heart?

Huckle - Give Cooper some petting from me too.  He is lucky to have such caring and devoted owners.

Paula - I am glad to hear the Charlie’s surgery went well, but sorry about the cough.  Hopefully, a nice dose of antibiotics will clear things up.

Hey all,
Thank you so much for your thoughts about Cooper.  They seemed to have helped.  He was supposed to have second chemo on Monday but it didn’t come in, not until today.  We were about going nuts knowing that would be the only way he have any remission.  Monday I didn’t think he’d live out the week.  He has rallied a bit late this afternoon after chemo, anti-nausea pills and predisone.  My husband slept on the floor with him last night and talked to him off and on all night he said.  If he seems better and not in pain (but how do you tell?), we will have a slight reprieve on that final decision.  It’s so hard to know, isn’t it.

Thank you all,
Pug Hug,
Abby & Huckle

Huckle I know all about sleeping on the floor with a sick baby.  It is hard to know what to do and when to do anything, but somehow if you pay really close attention you will know.  Happy to hear that Cooper has rallied some, and hopefully you will be able to keep him around for some time to come.  Again hugs and kisses to Cooper and a prayer your way to keep the faith and stay strong.

I have a vegetable garden and my pugs love to sniff around - they eat the collards I plant, which is ok because they like them much more than I do!  You should try a couple of tomato plants, I’ve had a lot of luck with the Early Girl and Better Boy varieties in 12 and 18 inch containers.

And are the pugs watering the vegetable plants as well???

Everyone out there in OBP land - have a very happy weekend.

Love from, Rocky, Adrian and Gulliver