He ain't heavy, he's my brother..

[Mimi Linna, Lilly and Lolly]

Yesterday was a red letter day for Lilly. She got to have a playdate with her brother, Peanut.  Madeline and Peanut and family live in Omaha (about 70 miles from Brownville, NE) and we were able to spend the afternoon with them.

As soon as Lilly and Peanut saw each other, they started playing and did not stop for an hour. Peanut was the largest of the litter and Lilly was the smallest and Peanut still outweighs her by about a pound.

Peanut was lucky to have been chosen by this wonderful family. He has two boys that throw the foot ball and ball for him and a sister that lets him sleep in her room. You should see their backyard.. beautiful and big.. Lilly ran from boy to boy, so excited with her new adventure.

Photos are on my page. You can't see them very well because they were to busy to pose.  Peanut may be larger but Lilly (like a normal little sister) had the last laugh by peeing in his crate before we left. I hope we are invited back.

 

[Donna K & Quincy]

Sounds like lots of fun, I have to go check out the pictures.

[Bryce P]

I know I could, but I doubt they would remember. That and most of his littermates are probably in san diego.

[Mimi Linna, Lilly and Lolly]

Bryce- can you contact the breeder and see if they have emails for the litter? we are trying to get all the breeder's dogs together onthis site so we can keep in touch and see how they change through the years.

[Bryce P]

How great! I wish I knew who Huff's littermates are. Huff was the biggest pup out of the tre males left at the breeder.

[Tina, Clover, Plus 5 More]

LOL!  How fun to be able to have a play date with Peanut.

[Camilla and Darwin]

Sounds like such fun!

[Jennifer,Chloe & Myla]

She just wants him to remember her! So funny! That's a great opportunity to have!

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

I checked out your photos.  The really look alike in the pictures.  What a fun day.  Ned met his sister and they just fall into playing immediately.  It is like they have some recognition still.

[Joe R.]

We had the same type of experiance with our Gus and one of his litter mates. Luckly they only live about 25 miles away. They were about a year old when we got together and you knew they knew each other right away. They hosted a doodle romp in their yard one time and it was funny how when we got there Gus and his brother ran off and played on their own for a while before joining the other dogs.

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

OMD too funny and I'm off to go check out your photos!