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Kaiser and Scout

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Note from the editor:  a couple of devastatingly cute Corgis from New Mexico have taken over the blog to tell their own story today.  As if that weren’t enough, there are devastatingly cute photos of them with their devastatingly cute people baby sister. 

They say never to work with kids or animals, so I’m just going to step aside …

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“Where to begin?” Isn’t that what everyone says when writing their bio?

Well, let’s see. My name is Kaiser and I’m a dog. I was born on February 1, 2007, in Tome, New Mexico.

Yes, if you must know, I am of THE Tome Pembroke Welsh Corgis. My sire is Flying Hearts Ready-to-Rock and my dam is Flying Hearts Kitty Foxglove. My name is Flying Hearts Toasted Kaiser Buns, but my friends call me Kaiser, so let’s be friends.

A few months later, I was adopted by two of the best humans ever (Amanda and Allen A., a.k.a. Mom and Dad) and relocated to my luxury puppy pad in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Most of the time, I just work hard at being a dog. And it is hard. Once my new parents got me over my leash “thing”, I’ve really enjoyed cruising my ‘hood. Everywhere I go, people say, “What a cute dog!” or “What kind of dog is he?” or “OMG! Look at the cute puppy!” I gotta tell you guys, it’s hard being this popular. But some dog’s gotta do it, right?
On top of all that, I play a mean game of fetch.

My parents got married last year and I was excited to get a new last name.

As I got older, I asked my Mom to let me have MySpace and DogBook pages so I could keep in touch with all of my fans, post my handsome pictures and blog about my adventures. Here are the links if you just can’t get enough:
Kaiser on DogBook
Don’t miss my blog on myspace!

Check out this video of me in my king’s costume:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jeywHBrEkE

Seriously, Dad — morning breath!

Speaking of dogbook, my little sister Scout has a page on it too:

With that, I’m proud to introduce my little sister Scout! Take it away Scout …
In pupper days.

Hi everyone, my name is Princess Scout Attack Marie, aka Scout, and I’m probably the cutest thing you’ll ever see. Like my big bro, I was born in Valencia County;  my birthdate is November 2, 2007.
You won’t be able to resist my charm, so what are you waiting for? Be my friend and come play with me!
I was Kaiser’s Christmas present so he wouldn’t be lonely, and I live up to that each day.
I love to harass my brother and pretty much anyone else, and by “harass” I mean give kisses.
My favorite thing is chewing, I will chew anything. In fact I had to have a tooth removed because it was fractured.  From chewing.

My brother and me, we are fabulous Corgis!

Here are some additional interesting facts about us:

We love squeaky balls and Nylabones, which we attempt to destroy in the course of play.
Kaiser likes order; some say it comes from his breed’s herding background, whatever that means. He’s always trying to keep us all under control.  (A little bit party pooper-ish).
I’m all energy and athleticism in a tiny package. Everyone asks, “Is she a puppy?” My family says “No she’s just small.” I love to be sung to and shake my little behind to dance.
Wait, who stopped the music?!

One thing Kaiser and I have in common is that we love to be loved. We also like to take walks, visit the dog park and hang out with all of our human and small doggie friends … other Corgis in the Central New Mexico Corgi Club, Bichon Frises, Dachshunds, mini Schnauzers, toy Poodles, Yorkies, and Chihuahuas.  A small but elite group, you see. 

Did Kaiser mention he’s had surgery twice for eating rocks? He swore me to secrecy, but I’m a little sister, and little sister things I will do! 

Last year we moved into a house with a swimming pool.  Some other dogs are jealous.  I say pool par-TAY!

Earlier this year, we welcomed our new baby sister Cyan Rose into the family. She is a people like Mommy and Daddy, but we think she can be inducted into our Corgi society with the right training.

At first, we were very curious about her … the strange sounds, her quick and random movements, and a new smell that piqued our curiosity.  We are getting to know each other in the funniest ways.  We like to lick her feet and she wants to grab our fur; sometimes Mom or Dad need to step in. 

Kaiser with Cyan Rose.  He is very protective of her.  Lately, she laughs with delight when he barks for someone to throw his ball.
(Well, it is pretty funny). 

I am very gentle with the wee one. Her chewing parts haven’t come in yet.



Mom says all of us kids are interchangeable;  we think we’re people and thinks Cyan probably wants to be a Corgi.  (Who wouldn’t?)

Well, we’ve got one thing in common … we all need our NAPS!

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Welcome to The Daily Corgi, Kaiser and Scout!

You guys are nothing short of WOOF-tastic!

About Laurie Eno

If a hunky Welsh Corgi on a windswept beach is your idea of a celebrity snapshot, welcome home! My name is Laurie Eno and I invite you to the tribe.

Comments

  2. D Fustero says

    Love them both. We just lost our beautiful 14+ year old (male) Scoutous Maximous, we called him Scout. A real dream Welsh Pembroke Corgi. I wish you the best with these two sweeties.

    Debbie

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