Spock Pictures

I've tried again and again to put pictures of Spock on this blog, but every time I attempt to do so, Blogger doesn't work.

It worked this time, though! Some of these pictures are from a little while back, so he is a little bigger now.

A weird thing you can do to a dog with big ears

Corgis look peculiar when their stumps are bent

Such big ears!

"Is it TASTY?"

Looking like a German Shepherd

"Hey, we can't ALL be adorable ALL the time!"

"I LOVE a belly rub!"

Chewing a Nylabone in the kennel

Pictures of Spock!

Look at those legs!

Sleeping puppy! So cute!

Attacking 'Belinda' the rubber chicken.

Yum!

Looking like a German Shepard

Isn't this an adorable puppy!?

Spock wearing a hat I crocheted.

Yawning puppy.

Giving Spock a Shot

To save big dollars (as I wrote about in my post 'What Your Vet Doesn't Want You to Know') we gave Spock a puppy shot at home.

Dad did it, because he gave piglets shots as a kid, and it's probably done the same as on puppies.

It was quick and pretty easy, though Spock did squirm and yelp. We are planning on giving him his next shot (and last puppy shot other then rabies) at home as well.

More Spock Pictures

Spock's been doing really well. We got him some new toys today, and he loves them. He also loves playing outside. Today we discovered that he is very much a runt. Instead of 9 pounds, the normal weight for an 9 week old corgi pup, he weighs exactly 4 pounds. This is not unheard of the corgi world. Anyway, here are some more pictures!

Note: his eyes are not that color!

Meet Spock

Mr. Spock is our latest pet. He is a puppy! He got his name from his ears, which, though tiny now, will eventually be very large and stick up. A Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppy, to be exact. Some friends of ours knew of someone giving away puppies, and they took one and we took the other. Spock is so cute! He is very quiet (except for whining a lot in the car), sleeps a lot, and is extremely calm.

This is a picture of him. The picture does not do him justice! He is soooo much cuter in real life!

Mom and Dad planned for Spock to be an outdoor dog, but a puppy this small (8 weeks old!) would probably not be able to keep warm, and he would be able to squeeze under the fence. Thus, Spock is now asleep in my bedroom :)

I have never seen a more mild mannered puppy then Spock, and he seems like he'll be a great pet.