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.

Saturday, March 3, 2018

Finally Winter at BrownStone Chinooks

After months of sunshine and temperatures often in the 70's, the daffodils, crocus and tulips were buried in snow. Not that I am complaining but I have a major driveway project going on which also got covered with snow. Then again, anytime it snows is time to celebrate as only the Chinooks and I know how.
February 18 - Winter arrived. 19 degrees and SNOW!
 Well not that much but it was white and it did stop driveway work...
 and allow for vigorous games of Chinook tag. Koyuk poised for the run-by.
February 20 still snowing and cold. Vineman's daffodils and crocus garden no longer blooms. Car ruts make it impossible to haul out the sled. But there are always trade-offs. We have not had working heat pumps since November and the heat-pump guys driving in to try to finish their fix was worth not running the sled.
 Nope - not going to do the driveway cement pour today.
February 21 still snowing. Looks like we are actually going to get winter this year. My nephew played hooky from school and work with his kids to come play in the snow.
 There were some complaints about the dog poo.
 Trask supervising the snowman project.
 February 22 Still snowing and cold.
Chinooks in their element.
Cedar
 Trask
Koyuk finally slowed down enough to join in a photo op but was too fast for a portrait.  
Enough posing. Time for Chinook Tag.
 February 23 Sun on snow.
 Trask on snow.
March 3. The Iditarod is starting as I type. The past 5 nights have brought dusting of snow and a couple inches of rain. Only remnants of the giant snowball and roof slides remain. Time to get back to moving boulders on the muddy driveway. Well - after the start broadcast if over.
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February 2018 Pup-date

As usual these days, another month got away from me. Fortunately I have wonderful puppy owners that send me pictures and notes that bring me such joy.
PR BrownStone Cascade Mt Mazama (Bramble) and PR BrownStone Iditarod Takotna (Muku) finally got snow in BC.
Muku 2/27/2013
PR BrownStone CHK Century Trdwell (Cedar) at 7 months.
 PR BrownStone CHK Century Byrd (Mucoy)
PR BrownStone Christmas Litter Ms Pink (Nala) born 12/11/2003 snuggling with her daughter. 
PR BrownStone CHK Centenial Mt Wash (Remy) and Nukka
 BrownStone CHK Century Kate MT (Tika) and Desert Sol Tika
 Even at rest Kate still exudes moxie.

 PR BrownStone CHK Century Arthur (Toolik) celebrates 7 months.
PR BrownStone CHK Century Wind (Ullr) celebrated 7 months with a trip to the mountains.
No snow - mud will do.
and of course Mr Handsome himself: PR BrownStone Cascade Mt. Trask, CGC, TT  or should his title be TP since TP tubes remain the chew toy of choice.
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