Of all the cute things to talk about I have completely over looked my fur baby. I have a five year old Sheltie named “O.G.”. That stands for Opera Ghost, though nobody calls him that. What a mouthful. Generally we call him “O.G.” when he’s naughty (which is very rare), “O.G.” Man, O’Man, Oge (with a long O and hard J sound), O-O’s and our friend calls him O-jizzle. Then there is baby dog, and the girls favorite thing to call him is yucky when he’s in between groomings and we’ve all shortened it to Yucker, which he seems just as happy to answer to.
Here is my O-O’s after we brought him home:
We got him in Fairbanks, Alaska from Skyview Shelties. We absolutely loved our experience adopting him. There was no doubt the professionalism and the love Skyview has of their dogs. If ever we wanted to add to our family I would contact them again
. He is such a wonderful addition to our family.
“O.G.” is now five years old. He has a fun personality once he has warmed up to you. With new comers he is leery but always sweet.
He loves to play with his tug rope, though you have to do most of the work, he will make all the tough guy noises and do some pulling but don’t expect much more. He loves to bark at the garbage truck, the home alarm’s chimes when we open a door or window, the girls arguing, any of us going up and down the stairs too loudly and of course a noise he thinks is coming in the future or only he heard that may or may not exist
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Since I started out talking about cute let me tell how cuddly he is. He loves to lay down half in our laps while we sit on the couch. If we lay on our side he likes to lay next to us and share our pillow. If we lay on our backs, yes he will crawl up on your body to sleep too. My favorite sleeping pose he has is when he’s on his back, legs up in the air (I really need to take a picture of him like that). Baby dog is so weird.
“O.G.” knows many tricks. He can sit, stay, laydown, roll-over, play dead, “freeze” aka sit up on back legs (not stand), balance treat on his nose and wait until the OK is given to flip it up and catch it, low crawl (though he is very impatient and wont do it long), speak on command, give his mean face (show his teeth and growl – the only other time he’s tough
), chase a ball, doesn’t bark at our horses and of course he’s ever a gentleman on the leash. What is there not to love about the “O’ Man”.

Go hug your doggy, rodent, horse, cow, pig, or stuffed animal if that is all your are allowed to have. Yes I did leave out cats
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