Letter from Jimmy Mac

I got a e-mail from my older brother Jimmy Mac!

Thank you very much, Woof!

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Hey there Bobby Lee, 

I just watched you again doing your training with Mr. K -- very impressive.  Stand, stay, down.  Those are the hard ones. But I love your wild cool down dance.  You're a swirl-a-ma-gig. On Friday I usually go to the Crescent park with my dog friends, Sammy and Brutus.  June 8, Lola, one of my little-people friends, had a birthday party.  She is crazy about dogs as is her sister, Natalie.  They love me but... they would probably like you even better.  I am very gentle with them and they throw the Chuckit ball for me all the time.  They always ask the Crazy Lady (dmf) very politely first if they can throw the ball.  They love to give me treats too. There was another dog there, a visitor also named Lola, a nine-year-old border collie-type dog but she ran quite fast and loved the Chuckit ball.  She was nice to me too.  I like her a lot more than Stella, who hogs the ball and is very bossy. The party was dog-themed -- the pinata was the head of a dog, the cupcakes had little dogs on them, the plates had dog photos on them.  It was dog heaven. And guess what?  I was very well behaved -- I did not steal any cupcakes or candy. Here are a few photos to give you an idea of the day.Much love and a big woof to you from your older brother, Jimmy Mac

Lola is the little girl in the front wearing a swimsuit and holding a dried chicken jerky treat, which she gave to me. She is a very happy child and I like her a lot.  She doesn't scream or cry or do anything to scare me.  Can you see the Golden Retriever on the birthday plates on the picnic table?

Lauren with her little dog, Ozzie, and Brutus -- waiting for treats. 

Lola swinging a bat at the dog-head pinata. (Maybe they should have made a cat-head pinata!) 

Me and the dog Lola watching for the Chuckit ball