Meanwhile back on the farm....

My dad has some conferences this month and was afraid he'd be too busy for doggie daddy duty, so Grumpy's Hector is staying with us at the farm for a few weeks.

He didn't like the idea of Grumpy driving off with out him too much at first...

but somehow...

I think he'll get by. :)

More from the Continuing Adventures of Grumpy's Hector soon...

AmericanSnowDogs

I love this photo by Anita over at Did You Bring Your Camera.

She says: Short dogs and tall snow mean just one thing.... road construction. And I'm grateful for a husband that goes the extra mile and maintains these "roads" until spring. That's 102 days from now, but who's counting? (-:

Is your doggie pal enjoying the snow this winter? Send in pics of your snow dogs and we'll post them here or over at AmericanBeachDogs.com! Submit pics here.

Check out more of Anita's adorable Boxer pics here.

Doggie Photo Assignment: Snow Dogs!

We don't get many big snows here in the South, but when we do...

I think the dogs have just as much fun in the snow as we do.

...except maybe for Piper, whose shaggy fur collected snowballs. She got to come inside and get warmed up and de-balled (am I allowed to say that?)

We'd love to see your SnowDog photos! Send 'em in and we'll post them here or at AmericanBeachDogs.com! To submit, click on the "submit your beachdog" tab above.

Adoptable of the Day: Christmas Puppies!

Christmas Puppies

(Awww!)

Adopt A Lab MA

Norwalk, CT

adoptions@adoptalab.org

Pet Faces

Lots of cute doggy faces like this one over at iheartfaces today.

Check 'em out!

Adoptable of the Day: Santa

Santa

Catahoula Leopard Dog Mix

An adoptable dog in Kansas City, MO

Find your beachdog at Petfinder.com

Hector, part 2

Last time on the Continuing Adventures of Grumpy's Hector, we left Hector contemplating his purpose in life, his true calling

when suddenly, on our journey home from the woods, it all became clear

when he saw this....

a need to be filled.

A COW TO BE HERDED.

and lucky for Hector, Lady had decided to take the day off from her position as the farm's top cow herd

(in her mind, anyway)

so Hector gave it a go

with all he had in him.

The cows were a little perplexed with this new turn of events.

But Hector was one happy doggy, who had found his true calling.

You messin' with me, little doggy?

I didn't THINK so.

That's okay, Hector.

We still love you.

And think you are an awesome cow dog.