 This is Lancaster's first encounter with a big body of water. He seemed so amaze to see so much of it in one place. I guess he got so used to seeing only the size of his pee.  Lancaster attempting to look at his reflection. "I'M A DOG?! OMG! I THOUGHT I'M HUMAN!"
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Location: Eastwood, Libis, Quezon City Lancaster finally got to be walked. And the winning venue is Eastwood. Oh well, it was convenient because his vet clinic is in the same area. Upon arrival in front of Eastwood Mall, we were welcomed by a smaller pet puppy (I don't know the breed) which came with a kid companion who seemed more hyper than Lancaster and the smaller puppy. Walk of Fame I particularly liked this shot of Lancaster when he was walking along the local equivalent of Hollywood's Walk of Fame. He arrived in style as if to be guarded by his entourage (my dad, mom, and siblings). Someday, you'll get your own star, Lancaster! Then we saw these huge-looking dogs being fed by their yayas. Lancaster got spooked because he probably realized that their poopoos can outweigh him.   Have a photo op with the bone. 1. Make sure that cameras are clickin' before you tear into the bone. You never know when you will be an endorser for a dog food brand. Pray over the bone. 2. There are lots of puppies going hungry worldwide, so a li'l thanksgiving to God is just the right thing to do before going wild on a bone. Start gobbling like crazy. 3. This is the time to let go of all inhibitions and forget about man and dog. It's just you and THE bone. Lick in the goodness. 4. Who says to let go of dining etiquette? Lick after biting.   After seeing lots of pet dogs drown and die during Typhoon Ondoy ( I even saw a master clutching 3 of his mud-soaked pet puppies in the middle of a flooded area), I decided to search online for a pet flotation gadget to prevent the same fate for Lancaster should a flood come our way in the future. << That wrap-around thingy that Shantee is modeling on cam is the flotation device that may help save the lives of other pets in the Philippines.   September was the month when Lancaster had to visit the vet again. New master. New vet. It was two days before the disaster that was Typhoon Ondoy. We were at Eastwood City, Libis, Quezon City for his scheduled check up. Little did we know that the place would be flooded on a Saturday. <<< Here was Lancaster peeking behind his record at the vet clinic. For now, some flashbacks...  ON OUR WAY TO THE VET CLINIC LANCASTER WAS TOTALLY QUIET  AT THE CLINIC, GROOMING-CRAZY PETS GREETED LANCASTER.  HIS DOCTOR PREPARING FOR THE CHECK UP.  AT STACKERS AFTER THE CHECK UP. LANCASTER KEPT HIS EYES ON MY CARAMEL SUNDAE.  LANCASTER STRUGGLING TO JOIN IN ON OUR SNACK  LANCASTER OPTED TO JUST DO PEOPLE-SIGHTING WITH MY BROTHER.  LANCASTER IS SUPPOSED TO ATTEND A PET BLESSING TOMORROW.  |   who is lancaster?
Lancaster is a Japanese Spitz I had when he turned two months old. Li'l Lancaster is finally home!  days in the life of
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