Hoerman's House

My life day to day

Looks Promising

Saturday evening Petey and I went down to the trail for our walk. 

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It looked like we were finally going to get much needed rain.

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Cats are Weird

The other day I caught Lilly with one of my dish towels…..

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Petey:  Don’t look at me….I think she’s nuts.

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Up, Up and Away….

Glen and I were out walking Petey when we saw this hot air balloon.  I think it would be a ton of fun to go up in one.  What do you think….have you ever wanted to go for a hot air balloon ride?

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Plumlicious

Lila:  Oooohhh….what is in the bowl today?

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Lila: Think I will do a little taste testing.

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Lila:  This plum is divine!

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Blooming Weeds

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Monday mornings are difficult

I think Lilly played too hard over the weekend 🙂

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The Mopac Trail

With the exception of Wednesday, the weather this week has been phenomenal.  After having such excessive heat for so long the temps being in the mid 70’s to 80’s was wonderful.  So, Petey and I took advantage and enjoyed our outside time by walking on the Mopac Trail. 

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Changing up the dog food

Made the decision this week to change Petey’s food.  He has been eating Natures Select brand.  It is a good dog food and they deliver to your home as part of the cost of the food.  However, Petey is no stranger to an upset tummy.  So, I decided to try Natura Pet brand food after reading about it in one of the blogs I follow, (www.pawcurious.com).  It has no artificial ingredients and is hypoallergenic.  I bought Innova senior dog food and began mixing it with his old food yesterday. 

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Am curious….what do you feed your dog and why?

Spices are fascinating

Last night as Glen and I were cooking supper, I asked him to grab me some spices out of the spice cabinet.  He wasn’t alone in his endeavor.  Eva was totally fascinated!!

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Eva:  Let me get the basil for you mom!

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Invisible fencing

Last weekend we started training Petey with the invisible fencing at Glens house.  Glen put the collar on Petey and walked him around the perimeter to train Petey where his boundaries were and also so Glen could adjust the collar to the appropriate level.

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Petey loving being leash free.

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The collar softly beeps when the dog is at the boundary before it shocks.  Naturally, Petey learned the hard way about the beeps.  The second time he heard it he immediately turned and ran back for the house. 

 

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