Blossom - Bubble Mom Touch, Beautiful "Eskie", and Gossip

HSSV's Blossom "Eskie"

Blossom is 5-year-old American Eskimo "Eskie".
American Eskimo Dogs are often called "Spitz", however, "Spitz" is not a breed of dog, but rather a group of breeds with similar characteristics. Some of the other breeds included in the Spitz group are Keeshonden, Finnish Spitz, and Pomeranians.
The preferred nickname for the breed is "Eskie". American Eskimo Dogs are highly intelligent and make wonderful companion animals. Eskies have white or cream colored coats and come in standard (15"-19" - at shoulder), miniature (12"-15"), and toy (9"-12") sizes.

I found Blossom socializing our Bubble Mom Jackie. Jackie is our wonderful HSSV's Diamond Dog Volunteer as well Bubble Mom. We chit chat and exchange some gossips about dogs.
Blossom enjoyed beautiful weather in shade, watching people and dogs passing by.

Bubble Dog and Bubble Mom

Blossom is very quiet, sweet, adorable and soft girl.

HSSV's Blossom

Jackie was giving Blossom a gentle massages what give our "Eskie" girl comfort as well as aiding the nervous system and increasing circulation. Just watching our Bubble Girl and Mom feels so good.

Jackie is giving a gentle massage to Blossom

HSSV's Blossom just relaxed, happy after Jackie's touch

Blossom - "I call myself a chameleon"

HSSV's Blossom camouflaging

The American Eskimo Dog is a breed of companion dog originating in Germany. The American Eskimo is a member of the Spitz family. Despite its name and appearance, the American Eskimo dog is not from Alaska; the dog's heritage is traced back to Northern Europe. The breed's progenitors were German Spitz, but due to anti-German prejudice during the First World War, it was renamed "American Eskimo Dog". Although modern American Eskimos have been exported as German Spitz Gross (or Mittel, depending on the dog's height), the breed standards are actually significantly different. In addition to serving as a watchdog and companion, the American Eskimo dog also achieved a high degree of popularity in the 1930s and 1940s United States as a circus performer.
There are three size varieties of the American Eskimo breed, the toy, miniature and the standard. They share a common resemblance with Japanese Spitz and Samoyed dog.
Blossom is 5-year-old American Eskimo. She has beautiful coat, little bit shy, and scared. I am looking forward to work with her.

HSSV's Blossom "Beauty"

Lloyd Smart, Funny, Will Work for Cheese

HSSV's Lloyd "Adoring his Bubble Mom"

Lloyd was happy to see me today. Outside was pretty hot, so we went for short, grassy walk. I started clicker training with him to get his attention during walk and keep loose leash. After all we ended up in dog park learning walking on the ramp. He is soooo smart :)

HSSV's Lloyd in the roses

Lloyd Social Butterfly, Chit Chat On the Grass and Hot Day

HSSV's Lloyd

The Miniature Schnauzer is a breed of small dog of the Schnauzer type that originated in Germany in the mid-to-late 19th century. Miniature Schnauzers developed from crosses between the Standard Schnauzer and one or more smaller breeds such as the Poodle and Affenpinscher.
The breed remains one of the most popular world wide, primarily for its temperament and relatively small size. Globally, the Miniature Schnauzer comes in four colors: black, salt-and-pepper, black-and-silver, and white. As of 2008 it is the 11th most popular breed in the U.S

Lloyd is 3-year-old Miniature Schnauzer Mix. He was happy going for a walk, and was greeting people on the way what a social butterfly!

HSSV's Lloyd Social Butterfly

We had chit chat on the grass about cheese, chicken, and how hot was outside, but how nice was sitting on the grass in shade.

HSSV's Lloyd and Chit Chat on the grass

HSSV's Lloyd Mr Charming



Sampson Clownish Personality, Pretty Sit and Pink Strawberry

HSSV's Sampson great company and friendship forever

HSSV's Sampson

 Sampson is 5-year-old Maltese Mix. He is very intelligent. He can be a great dog for agility and obedience competitions, as he learn quick. He has clownish personality.

HSSV's Sampson "Pretty Sit"

HSSV's Sampson "Fun to be around"

After walk, so hot outside, I stopped in Sampson's cool room. We played fetch with pink strawberry. Sampson didnt want to share toy, but he was bringing it to play, so I needed to claim his toy ;). We got some people maybe potential adopters watching us, Sampson showed them his "Pretty Sit", and "Sit" and "Down". Isn't he lovely dog?

HSSV's Sampson and his pink strawberry



Sasha Hypnotizing Mozzarella Cheese, Meeting the Monsters, and Playing Puzzled Dog.

HSSV's Sasha and I "A self-portrait "

Sasha went to Foster home today, such a relief! Just before her foster parents pick her up, I took her for a nice walk. We had so much fun with hypnotizing Mozzarella Cheese, meeting the Monsters, and playing puzzled dog.

HSSV's Sasha is hypnotizing Mozzarella Cheese

HSSV's Sasha and the "Monster"

HSSV's Sasha "Hey Mom how to get cheese out?"

HSSV's Sasha "Puzzled"

HSSV's Sasha "Hello somebody there?"

Lucy - "My Green Ivy is Gone", Cheese Catcher, Sun Tanning, Crate Training, Socrates Mood and In N Out

  

HSSV's Lucy Cheese Catcher

 I was planning to write a post about how happy I was because Lucy got adopted. She is back in the Bubble, so we can continue working on her manners. This teenage girl is making her life not easy at all. But we will try to make her story successful. When we walk we had some breaks for cheese, spring cleaning, or just for May sun tanning.

HSSV's Lucy and her green ivy is gone

 

HSSV's Lucy "In Socrates Mood"



HSSV's Lucy "Crate training in session"



HSSV's "In N Out"



HSSV's Lucy