A day in the life of a pug in Portland's Pearl District. "Dogs have given us their absolute all. We are the center of their universe. We are the focus of their love and faith and trust. They serve us in return for scraps. It is without a doubt the best deal man has ever made." - Roger Caras

Saturday, September 29, 2007

Can you say....

CYCLOCROSS STARTS THIS WEEKEND!
That's Sigmund in his Moots hat and collar...
getting ready to cheer Patrick on!

Thursday, September 27, 2007

Jessica The Hippo

Can I have one of these in the condo... Sigmund would share his bed!

Tuesday, September 25, 2007

So Happy!!

This is how happy Sigmund is that we're finally home!

Monday, September 24, 2007

We're Home!

Just back from an amazing trip to Italia!
Waiting to go get our little buddy, Sigmund.
We missed him so much!
I'll update you on our trip via my other website: Chic Chick

Saturday, September 08, 2007

Buon Giorno!

Sigmund's Sad...
His "Peeps" are off to Italy!
But this little lucky pug gets to go to pug paradise!
He's staying with pug pals Booker, Brutis and Daisy.
They even have their own pug room.
$10 bucks says he won't want to come home!
See ya at the end of September.

Thursday, September 06, 2007

Pug on the Run!



This is the BEST story ever! Unfortunately, I'm not getting to do it.
This is the press release just sent out:

PET HOSPITAL ESCAPEE "BRISTOL" CAPTURED ON INTERSTATE 205 AND RETURNED

"Bristol", a 3-year old Pug, was safely retrieved Thursday morning by an Oregon State Police trooper during heavy traffic on Interstate 205 after his "unauthorized departure" from a local pet hospital.
On September 6, 2007 at approximately 8:30 a.m. three citizen reports were phoned into Oregon State Police Northern Command Center dispatch reporting a dog was running in and out of traffic lanes and along Interstate 205 in the area of Sunnyside Road and Johnson Creek Boulevard. Trooper Duane Larson responded to the area when he spotted the dog in the center median.
Senior Trooper Larson stopped on the inside shoulder, got out of his patrol car and ordered "Bristol" to stop. "Bristol stopped, turned around and walked back to me. I picked him up like a football and put him in back of my patrol car so he could be returned to where he came from," Larson said.
Senior Trooper Larson drove "Bristol" to the Petsmart store about a third of a mile from the freeway where he was found. Upon contacting employees, he learned "Bristol" had been dropped off that morning by his owner at the Banfield Pet Hospital inside Petsmart. "Bristol" slipped out of his collar and ran away from employees, getting out of the store by activating the automatic sliding door at Petsmart's entrance/exit. After fleeing, "Bristol" crossed the southbound lanes of Interstate 205 and may have been trying to get to his home on the east side of the freeway.

Here's the KATU story.

Sunday, September 02, 2007

So Sad!

Does this little guy really have so much going on in his life that he has to look this worried?
Just one of the great pictures I found on Flickr.

Saturday, September 01, 2007

And he didn't really want a pug...

It's strange how pugs grow on you:Patrick didn't really want to get a dog.
I sort of snuck Sigmund in to our lives
(with the help of my mother-in-law... Thanks Cheryl!)
Two years later, Sigmund is definitely Patrick's little buddy.
You'll often see him bike riding with him,
either in his pug pack or in the basket on the back of HIS bike!

 
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