The morning group consisted of 8 boys and one little girl puppy.  I think she felt a little overwhelmed at times even though they were more interested in that unnatural way with the boy puppies at the park.  For the most part they were all well behaved and didn't get into too much trouble.  Eli Miller has really come out of his shell.  It always takes a couple days and then he relaxes into the group and then his mom comes home to early.  He and Vinnie blue-eyes got along really well and enjoyed some wrestling and chasing games.  Bruin and his uncle Tucker were laid back and mostly kept to themselves except when it came to initiating a couple of new pups to the dog park hierarchy.  Bruin never seems to have enough sugar-babies.  I went down little hill and was hidden from the main part of the park as that is where the dogs go for privacy.  Ryder did not come down with the rest of us and when I came back up he was with a couple of women who have schnauzers that he loves.  I guess he thought they would understand and take care of him.  It is nice to have people at the park who know and care about the dogs. 

At lunch I took our new friend Viva out for a walk around McKenzie Towne.  She enjoys stretching her legs and seeing the sunshine and visiting neighbours. 

As usual the afternoon group tested my endurance.  They are such a high energy group.  I thought I would wear out the ball chasers and let Hollie have an opportunity to wander around before we started the walk.  Gabby, Pina, Bailey and Shea loved the chase and retrieving.  They don't love the bringing back so much so I was hoarse from having to remind them to bring it back so we all can play.  Sidney, Destiny and Taylor as usual just like the running and do not care what else is going on around them.  After Frank barks and chases everyone at the start of the walk he settles down and minds his own business. 

All in all a busy but fun day for everyone.