Nap time

Libby likes to sleep on heads. Usually she sleeps on Mommy's head at night but this afternoon, it was mine. Not that I minded. She is pretty cool. She likes to climb on me, wrestle, and bite me. But the funny thing is, I really like it. I like having the little pest around.

Puppy Love

Sick Puppy

Libby has had diarrhea for a few days now and in fact has lost 2 ozs this week. Mommy thinks its because she ate a treat she shouldn't have eaten. I'm just glad I'm not getting blamed for the messes in the house!

Be My Valentine

These two are great buddies! As you can see, they love one another with all their hearts. It's so precious!

9 weeks tomorrow

Libby is getting more aggressive and wild. There are times I hear inside Mommy's brain when she is thinking that we may have a Marley our hands. She is sweet one minute and then sticks her head in my mouth the next. We are great friends and I'm more peppy having her around, that's for sure! She is getting bigger too! She is 13 lbs at 9 weeks! That is a 2.4 lb weight gain this week alone. She might get bigger than me!

8 weeks old-Libby

Libby is learning new things everyday. For instance, she learned that if she whines enough when she is with her cage at night, she will be allowed in Mommy's bed. Usually around 2am. She likes to lay on Mommy'a pillow, right above her head. She has attempted the stairs and made it to the top once. Hasn't attempted going down though. Too scary! She loves to bite my collar, especially with the new bling on it from Santa. We wrestle and fake bite, although she thinks my ears are chew toys. I sort of like the little pest. I like her food, that's for sure. I steal it every time the people of the house aren't looking. Libby got to try roast beef and got diarrhea. She loves it but it didn't love her little belly. At 8 weeks, Libby weighs 10 lbs 6 oz-that's a 3 lb weight gain in 2 weeks at her new home!

Sleepy puppy pictures

Nothing cuter than a sleeping puppy! The funny things they do as they dream. The way they snuggle. How they move their feet and even bark while they rest. It's all so precious. That's how we like our Libby!