At the end of July, I had to go to the vet for my yearly appointment. I needed a few vaccines and just a good overall check up. Dr. Clary declared me PAWFECT!!!! (Seriously, was there any doubt???)
I was a great weight! Whew! That means I don't have to eat green beans anymore. I had packed on a few extra pounds while away from home. Most of you might think the trainer would keep me slim and trim, but Mommy thinks he really likes BIG dawgs! When my parents left me with the trainer for boarding last summer as a puppy, he commented that I was too skinny and told Mommy he fed me more than she directed him to. Mommy thinks the same thing happened during my four months with him this winter and spring. I even heard the word FAT tossed around by my parents upon my return!
What do you think? Here's a slightly blurry picture taken back at the beginning of May . . . yes, I like to lie in weird positions, but that's another story. Am I fat???
Here's another picture taken around the same time.
Here I am now! I guess the proof is in the picture (and unfortunately not the pudding).
I've lost about TWELVE POUNDS! Mommy put me on the green bean diet. I ate half of my serving size in my regular dawg food and the other half in canned green beans. Three months later, I'm slim and trim and the vet told Mommy I could stop eating the beans. (She's considering trying this diet out for herself!)
Not all of my weight loss can be chalked up to green beans. I walked about three miles every morning with Mommy this summer. She walked a total of 6-7 miles each morning between the three of us. You'd think she might have slimmed down with that much walking, but apparently her snacks aren't locked up like mine are.
Now I can just sit back and relax and focus on looking pawfect. My good buddy Homer sent me this monogrammed bandana all the way from Australia! I love it so much I can't stop grinning over it!
I think you'll agree, I'm as pawfect as the vet said. My sisters may disagree, but what do they know??
Until next time,
Ruger
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