Kiyo is having some ups and downs. She's having some behavior issues that I need to solve. It's becoming a problem and we need to change in order to make it a better place. Other then that, she's sleeping most of the day and her coat right now is just wonderful. Too bad I didn't see this coming or I would be showing her right now. Oh well, lesson learn.
I would like to announce that we have a new addition to the family! Her name is Kyuubi! A friend of mine had asked if I was interested in one of her puppies. My fiancé (yes I'm also engage too lol) was interested in having his own shiba since I mainly took over Kiyo and Kuma. So we went over to her house almost every weekend since they were 4wks old and we singled one out that was absolutely perfect for our kennel. She so adorable and looks so much like her mother, but has the Japanese attitude and hunting instincts that we are looking for. Plus, she has a very nice coat that we desperately need!!! We love her so much. I see great things for her.
While all this has been going and from my last post, I've learned a lot about possibilities. I recently took a self improvement class that open my eyes and heart to things I've never thought possible. In the past, I would always analyze everything for way to long and didn't take action, I didn't see what was really possible. When I first started this blog, it was a huge jump for me, I didn't see it as a new possibility of what I can do for myself and to others. Now I see this blog as my first stepping stone to express myself and be me. No one else can do that for me. This is a place I can share to others of my experiences of my life and by sharing, can help someone else to make a leap of fate of what they believe. The possibilities are limitless, and if you fail, get right back up and fine a new possibility.
The dogs have been trying to teach me that this whole time, but I was not listening and did my own in the box way. That's not going to work. You need to think outside of the box and listen to others feedback. The feedback is there to help, not bring you down, and it takes time too. LOTS of time in some cases. I'm still learning, but I've become more open to it and a better listener too.
