Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie, and Puppy Naps?

Remember when I said Ollie doesn't understand personal space. Here's another fine example of Ollie proving this point. See here, he can easily lay somewhere way more comfortable, say the flannel blanket behind him, or another couch all to himself. But Olls loves people, so with that being said he chooses to nap on my brothers leg. Clearly comfortable enough for both of them to fall asleep sound.

watching TV

Ollsburg doesn't quite understand the concept of personal space. You can usually find him sitting in your lap, sitting right next to you, or in this case laying on my Mom's shoulder. He's just a little cuddler.

(Also, this photo is proof that being an "i don't like dogs" mother that she claims to be, she indeed loves this quirky pup. Is that..it can't be....a....smile?)

walking with a polar bear

I'm not sure if polar bears pounce as much as this one does, but then again I've never seen a real sized polar bear, with the exception of the one at Brookfield Zoo. If anyone has been to this particular zoo, you know the sad polar bear I'm talking about, the one that just paces back and forth looking all depressed making everyone feel bad he's trapped in a cage.

Brookfield should hire Ollie, this baby bear LOVES the snow!!

private eyes

My dog, Ollie, is very nosy, he needs to know every single detail of every single event. the pup can't even eat in a separate room by himself, because he thinks he will miss something. He also is oblivious to the meaning of personal space.