Now who's the Alpha?

Everywhere my old Alpha goes, I lead the way.  That means I'm the new Alpha!  The funny thing is he thinks he's still the Alpha; see the silly smile on his face?  Ha, ha, ha.  I deserve a doggy treat. :-)

My Journey and Settling In

My adoptive family drove all the way to my dog house in Reno to pick me up.  Here's a video of my exciting journey:  Click here!

I am four months old now and here are some pictures of adorable me at my new home:

Sleeping

What's for lunch?

Supervising the women folk

King of the yard

What's for dinner?

Sleeping

Homeward Bound

Yesterday was an emotional day for a tough little puppy like me. It was hard leaving my birth parents and my caring grandma, but I love my new adoptive family.

They picked me up and whisked me across the state line to my brand new home, complete with a big, back yard.  To use an expression, I'm diggin' it.

Click here to check out a movie about the most important puppy in the world--Me!  

It's a jungle out there

After only five weeks, they let me out of my little dog pen.  Let me tell you it's a jungle out there!

...But I'm holding my own.  How paw-some!

My eyes have been opened

After 13 days of life (that's 4 1/2 months in human time), I opened my eyes for my first glimpse of a brand new world. For some reason, I feel like licking it.  Hmmm.

My two sisters and I after being born

Here I am at two weeks of age

I was born yesterday

I arrived in the early morning of August 4, 2015.  Immediately, my adoptive parents claimed me, and I can hardly wait to be united with them in several weeks along with my adoptive sister Emma (my primary caregiver and instigator of my adoption) and my adoptive brother Alex.  I love them already! Below are pictures of my happy birth daddy and my sweetie birth mommy (who looks a little tired).

My birth daddy Basil

My birth mommy Chyna Doll