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Pot Pie and Cupcake

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Doggie quiz!!!
What's your name?? Pot Pie
What's your mommy/owners name? TH and James
What breed are you? Chorkie, half Chihuahua and half Yorkie
How much did you cost?? $400.00
What's your facorite toy? One of my kitties. I sneek socks.
Tap water ot bottled water? Bottled only!
Do you always walk or are you always carried? Both, but I like to walk better. That's where the action is.
How many pounds will you weigh full grown? Can't you see I am full grown? I'm a piping hot 6 pounds!
Do you wear clothes? I don't like to but my mom has been known to dress me funny.
Long or short hair? Longish.
Indoor or outdoor? Indoor with an outdoor dog door. Yippie!
Do you sleep with your mommy or in your own bed? I'd rather sleep with mommy and daddy. But I have several of my own beds the usually make me use.
What's your fave color? FOOD!
Do you chase cats or get along with them? There's a cat now. I gotta get him, bye!
How old are you? (in people years) Let's see I'm about 9 years old.
Do you like to go swimming? My first lesson awaits.
Are you fixed? Was I broken?
What color are your eyes? Black.
What color is your hair? Tan, Black, Light brown and white. Mainly light brown.
Do you get groomed? My mommy and daddy bathe me and clip my nails.
Are you potty trained? Yes, aren't you?
How much do you bark? When I am afraid or mad or on the alert then lots.
Have you ever bit anyone? Um, yes. But my mommy says I mustn't.
Do you believe in interbreedal mating? Yes or else I wouldn't be here.
Do you like the bath or hate it? I don't like it but I behave.
Are you friendly with ther dogs or go you just attack? I like little doggies my size and am afraid of big ones. I like to hump EVERYONE.
Does your mommy/owner have a carring bag for you? Yes, four. I'm a whittle guy.
Do you do any doggie sports?? I like to dance around and fetch.
How cute are you from 1 to 10? It goes all the way up to 11 baby! Check out my pictures on my mommy's myspace.
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Jun. 24, 2006 Copyright © Las Vegas Review-JournalDoggin' It At WorkPeople bring pets to their jobs on special dayBy JENNIFER ROBISON REVIEW-JOURNAL Maybe she wanted some attention.Maybe she was really dying to meet a rock star.Whatever the reason, Shazam, a 3-year-old border collie who hangs out at the Las Vegas law office of her owners, Steve Morris and Kris Pickering, just had to get in on a deposition of Rod Stewart."We were asking (Stewart) questions, and Shazam came by our glass-walled deposition room and wanted in," said Morris, who deposed Stewart last year over a contract dispute with the Rio. "He really likes dogs, so he stopped for a moment and got acquainted with her. They got on famously, he and Shazam."On Friday, the legal beagle -- er, border collie -- was back at Morris Pickering Peterson & Trachok, breaking the ice between visitors and generally giving the firm's 35 employees the warm fuzzies.Shazam was one of thousands of dogs accompanying their owners to work on the eighth annual Take Your Dog to Work Day, a national event that North Carolina trade group Pet Sitters International organizes to publicize the plight of shelter dogs."Take Your Dog to Work Day brings the issue of pet overpopulation and homeless animals to the forefront in a positive way," said John Long, a spokesman for Pet Sitters International. "Rather than focusing on negatives like euthanasia statistics, we showcase throughout the day what great companions dogs make. It lets people who don't own dogs experience the bond, and it encourages them to visit a shelter and adopt a pet."Cheri Serlin, an English teacher at Warren-Walker School in Henderson, brought her dogs, Sequoia, a soft-coated Wheaten Terrier, and Sosa, a Shih Tzu and Pekingese mix, to summer school on Friday in part to spur animal adoption among her students and their families."There are so many unwanted pets who could be adopted, and animals bring so much joy and compassion and love into our lives," Serlin said. "I realized this would be a great opportunity for kids to see the relationship they can have with animals. Pets can be teachers, too."Serlin, who had never brought her dogs into work before, said Sequoia and Sosa were big hits with the fifth- and sixth-graders she teaches. The students volunteered to feed, water, walk and play with the dogs. By mid-morning, Sequoia and Sosa were snoozing, bellies full of snacks, while the kids worked in the computer lab."It's been a great experience overall," Serlin said. "The children have seen me in a different light. I'm not just a teacher to them. It's been a bonding experience."A recent study shows legions of workers would pay a hefty price to bond with their dogs in the office.Online placement agency SimplyHired.com and social-networking Web site Dogster found that 43 percent of dog owners would take pay cuts of 5 percent to 10 percent if they could bring their four-legged pals to the office. Two-thirds of respondents said they would put in longer hours if the overtime would translate into canine companionship on the job.In addition, 55 percent of employees said they would accept more commute time to work at a place that allowed pets in the office, and 49 percent said they would ditch their current employer if a dog-friendly business came hiring."For most dog owners, bringing their pets to work is really a benefit that trumps all benefits," said Kay Luo, director of marketing at SimplyHired.com. "Most dog owners don't like to leave their dogs alone all day, and they don't like to rush home to take the dog for a walk. That's why our survey showed people would work longer hours if they had their dogs at work. It's like having a child -- if they're with you, you don't have to rush home and tend to them."Business are increasingly welcoming dogs at work, too.A report from the American Pet Product Manufacturers Association found that nearly 20 percent of U.S. companies permit pets to visit employees on the job. SimplyHired.com has added a dog-friendly filter to its job-search functions so candidates can screen for businesses that allow pets on-site. And Long said participation in Take Your Dog to Work Day rises noticeably every year. The holiday started with 300 companies in 1999; today, several thousand businesses participate, he said, and the ranks of businesses celebrating the day increase by about 650 a year.Experts said several trends are driving dogs into the workplace.First is the recruiting advantage pet perks provide, Luo said.Also behind the increase in animals on the job, Long said, is the changing relationship Americans have with work."Our personal lives and business lives over the past 10 years have really become meshed," he said. "Folks are carrying BlackBerrys, and they're e-mailing and taking phone calls around the clock. Business goes everywhere they go, and when business bleeds into home life, then home life will bleed into business."Plus, the last decade has brought a change in how people view their dogs, Long said. They're no longer backyard pets but family members who merit coddling and pampering.Most important, however, is a growing recognition that man's best friend can promote emotional wellbeing among people.Long said studies have credited dogs with reducing stress, and he cited a survey that found people believe dogs in the office can boost creativity, reduce absenteeism, enhance relations among coworkers, increase productivity and improve interactions between supervisors and employees.At Morris Pickering Peterson & Trachok, dogs have smoothed human relations since the early 1990s, when the firm was handling cases for a trial related to the 1988 PEPCON plant explosion in Henderson. Morris and Pickering were raising a litter of puppies, but long hours at work made it impossible to care for the dogs at home. Thus did the puppies make their first foray into the legal world. When participants consented, the dogs would even attend depositions and client conferences."(Clients) were very comforted by these little dogs," Morris said. "For the most part, they had a calming influence on people."When two witnesses stopped by Morris' office with a massive gift basket after the trial, Morris said he "vainly assumed" it was for him."They told me, 'We didn't come to see you -- we came to see the dogs,' " he said. The gift basket overflowed with dog biscuits, toys, chews and other puppy paraphernalia."Litigation can make people jittery. It's a high-stress activity," Morris said. "Dogs have therapeutic value in those kinds of situations." Find this article at: http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2006/Jun-24-Sat-2006/ news/8122051.html

I'd like to meet:

A mummy. Feeding ducks.

Add to My Profile | More VideosDuke, the Bush's Baked Bean dog.http://www.ovma.org/pets/human_animalbond.shtml#lon ger

Music:

I'm a little Pot Pie. Small and cute. Here is my tail. Here is my snoot. I need to take a bath when I get smelly. Flip me over and scratch my belly.

Movies:

I hope if dogs ever take over the world, and we choose a king, we don't just go by size, because I bet there are Chihuahuas with some really good ideas out there.////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ///////Too bad Lassie didn't know how to ice skate, because then if she was in Holland on vacation in winter and someone said "Lassie, go skate for help, " she could do it.

Television:

If you're a circus clown, and you have a dog that you use in your act, I don't think it's a good idea to also dress the dog up like a clown, because people see that and they think, "Forgive me, but that's just too much." Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey"

Books:

Natural Nutrition for Dogs and Cats Author: Kymythy Schultze Publisher: Hay House Inc ISBN: 1561706361 Format: Softcover Publication Year: 1999 You can email the author and read about her at Kymythy.com.

Heroes:

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Why Should You Keep Your Cat Indoors?

Cats may love to go outside, but for their own good, keep them in. Although cats are smart, alert and adroit, they are no matches for the many perils that await them outside. That's why the average i...
Posted by Pot Pie and Cupcake on Sun, 17 Jun 2007 10:55:00 PST

Feed your dogs and cats a raw meat/bone/and vegetable diet. Natural Nutrition for Dogs and Cats

Natural Nutrition for Dogs and Cats Feed your dogs and cats a raw meat/bone/and vegetable diet. (Mainly raw meat) I feed my dog this diet and he is the healthiest he can be!! It takes work but it...
Posted by Pot Pie and Cupcake on Fri, 26 May 2006 04:21:00 PST

DOGS WHO CARE-Please check out this website!

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Posted by Pot Pie and Cupcake on Thu, 25 May 2006 09:55:00 PST