BrownStone Chinooks is devoted to fostering the excellent health and wonderful temperament of Chinook dogs. Hard-working Chinooks excel in many activities such as agility, obedience, back yard play, hiking, dog powered sports, search and rescue, and as service dogs. The affectionate Chinook is an excellent family dog matching its activity level to that of its companions - be it strenuous exercise or snuggling on the couch.

Monday, September 25, 2017

Day 68 Chinook Centennial Litter Pup-date

The night was very short. Everyone had to be up and packed and ready to leave at 0600 for the flight back to Juneau.
The official last morning 2 puppy wake-up howl.
Dave with Toolik
"Official BrownStone (very early in the morning) Happy Family"  photo. Toolik also has kisses for Elizabeth.
Official family photo-bomb by Trask.
I had to leave for a few hours to do some winter prep-chores. When I came back I found that Washington had significantly rearranged the whelping condo.
He looks so alone.
Waiting for the big dogs to come play with him.
Washington is 21 lbs and has outgrown his puppy collar so I took him to PetSmart for socialization; to see if he could still squeeze into a flight Sherpa bag; a new harness and; to ride in a car. PetSmart was having a pet adoption event. Several people tried to adopt him from me.
Socialization - check
 Sherpa bag - check
 new harness - check.
Car ride - check though he was quite vocal about the experience.
When we got back, we worked on leash walking while the big dogs checked out the PetSmart smells and new harness.
"hey big bro"
Teasing Trask with a proudly carried toy.
His end of the leash was also strutted about but I only caught pictures when he was using it as a chew toy.
Cedar with her grandson.
Handsome in his new harness and evening sunlight.
Washington amazed me. I was expecting another sleepless night. But, other than joining in the nightly 11 p.m. howl-in he was quiet until the morning when he initiated a BrownStone Pack howl-in. The boy loves to sing.