Pixieofdoom, Welcome to Meg's cult..er.. Fanclu!

I appointed myself President of the US branch until regional chapters can form. Perhaps you can open a Chapter where you live. All you have to do is forward the URL of the page with her photos to people with messages such as 'Look at the cute puppy!' or 'Have you ever seen a more beautifl dog?' That's it, no heavy lifting - just spreading the news about the pretty puppy that she is. I'm hoping we can have a fan Club Convention and make a Pilgrimage to Meg's house on her 1st and 5th birthdays. Something to shoot for.



The striking thing about Meg is how she has this slightly puzzled and wistful look on her widdle face all the time - almost anxious I'd say.

When my White Alsatian has that look on his face, my husband (who is not Davetnova) will say.. 'Oh, Puppers is feeling a little insecure right now.' In reality, I feel that expression is just your typical doggie-looking-for-Pack Leader-Approval face. His face will instantly brighten if he hears 'What a GOOD boy you are!' ..and then he's all waggies again.

When he was widdle as Meg is now, he was so very anxious to please us! The one or two times my husband ever say 'BAD Dog' to him, it just about broke the dog's heart!(and ours!) We now never use the Bee-ay-dee word in our house for any reason lest Puppers become crestfallen at the sound.

Gosh its so nice to have a dog, isn't it? They do require as much care as a child in many ways, but it's well worth it.

Enjoy widdle Meg whilst she's still widdle and continue to take lots of Pi to share with her Fans worldwide. We took hundreds of our boy when he was young and we're so glad to have them now.

The funniest one are when he was about 7 months old and he had this huge head, big, big Alsatian ears and such a tiny little body! Of course now he's the handsomest boy at the dogpark and we know this because everyone tells us so! I wish I had some photos posted online. I'll have to get on that. The Kodak program we use for digital pix doesn't translate well to online programs.

All Hail Meg!
We Love Meg!