Biker
is doing well here in his new home. He came in the door like he'd been
here forever and within about a minute, took over the toybox..especially
the squeakie toys.
We also
have another tennis ball addict amongst
us ..LOL
He's
very sweet and minds very well. Great personality.
And
he doesn't lift his leg in the house!! Yea!!
Very
la-de-dah,..I'll do whatever you want as long as I get a toy out of the
deal.:-)
Each
day he surprises me with some new aspect of his goofiness and that tail
of his can sure beat out a drum solo .LOL
He LOVES
his squeakie toys, especially his CUZ's and really gives them a workout.
He loves to squeak them and if they aren't squeaking enough, he jumps up
and down on them, and if that doesn't work, he talks and mutters at them.
If they still don't respond.., he barks at them. :-)
He plays
well with the other dogs, and runs like the wind.
And
loves mud puddles! Yuck!
I really
adore this fella, and so very glad he's here.
He's
done remarkably well adjusting especially as many times as he has
lived with different people over the years.
I think
he knows he's HOME now :-)
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Biker-June 2009
Several
fanciers have contacted me since
Biker
has gotten here; wanting to know what he REALLY is like..
First
of all, he is not a giraffe.:LOL
He has
a very nice neck and it IS long but not drastic looking .:-)
He is
7 years old and has matured nicely.
He has
a very pretty face and sweet expression.
A big
nose, big teeth and a good scissors bite.
He is
not overly plush as in overdone, but he isn't sporty either.
His
coat texture is perfect, shiny, straight, smooth and easy care..
He has
nice coat; it's very correct and fairly thick, and NOT curly or cottony.
He has
a very hard slightly sloping topline, well sprung ribs and a strong wide
rear.
Biker
has long legs and his reach and drive are amazing.
He is
a tall elegantly built boy, and is the correct height per the standard.
Yes he
does have a full long tail, and it curls up over his back somewhat, when
he's out playing.
I DO
see why Cockers should be docked as he is constantly
hitting
something with it, although he's never injured it.
We
are trying to grow his coat in from his previous haircut and once it's
come
in and
he is groomed up, we'll be posting current pictures of him...Providing
he will stay out of the mud, grass, snow and anything else he throughly
enjoys rolling in. :-)
The digital
painting at the top left of this page and the photo of him above
standing
in the snow look like he actually looks today.
and
of course, the photo taken this past June.
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