Anchundia and Family

ANCHUNDIA - PICTORIAL DIARY

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May 6, 2009
The pups are 6 weeks & 5 days old.

VIDEO

Five-Ring Furcus Follow the Leader "Puppies, puppies everywhere," Ana discovers.

A ball of puppies or puppies having a ball Stephen enjoys the kissing bookends. Ana attends How to Juggle 101.

Pleasingly Pup(s) "Chew to your little heart's content. I'll stand watch," says the protective Lucy. "After all, a good Siberian is one who has a job." "Why should I put my tootsies on the ground when I know he will hold me?" Anchundia smirks.

"If I move, she will fall over," Stephen says as Anchundia plays Lean on Me. Anchundia gives Jody a lap dance, complete with kisses. "Do you mind if I just lie here forever?" Anchundia asks Becky.

"You can be a backseat driver, Anchundia," Jody says, "but since you don't have a driver's license, I'll pilot the recliner." "Got my stage. Got my moves. Got the music. Where is my microphone?" asks Larsen. "Oh, yeah. I forgot I chewed that up last week." "I'm so glad they make soles softer than they used to," Larsen remarks.

Conquest: Reaching the top of Shoulder Mountain "Hey, did anybody see my triumph? Triumph is useless unless shared!" Larsen gloats. "Wait a minute. Where's the snow?" asks Larsen as he slides down the slope.

"Boy, is he a heavyweight champ!" Ana comments about Larsen! Ana sings a lullaby to the puppy. The puppy enjoys the music but has too much mischief to plan to sleep! "Can't you be distracted by my terrific smile? Whatever trouble you think I did I plead the Fifth," swears Luis.

"Let's go over this one more time," Larry instructs. "The fenced yard is your potty. Tails are not chew toys. And you can't let the kids cut school to stay home & play with you." Max quizzes Austin, "What is that thing in your lap? It doesn't belong there. Please get rid of it." "I don't care if you do think you're taller than I am. My snout is bigger than your snout," Max tells Luis.

"I know it's coming," L. B. says. "I can feel it in my bones." "Yep. There it is. I knew it," L. B. finds out. "The smooch was inevitable." "Run! Run!" Lukas shouts. "Our turns are coming. Get out of the smooching zone."

"Look how tall I am," Lucy says as Stephen bends forward to prepare for the pounce he knows is coming. "I'll get Lucy to sleep. You work on the other four," Stephen directs.

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Five-Ring Furcus	Follow the Leader	"Puppies, puppies everywhere," Ana discovers.

A ball of puppies or puppies having a ball	Stephen enjoys the kissing bookends.	Ana attends How to Juggle 101.

Pleasingly Pup(s)	"Chew to your little heart's content. I'll stand watch," says the protective Lucy. "After all, a good Siberian is one who has a job."	"Why should I put my tootsies on the ground when I know he will hold me?" Anchundia smirks.

"If I move, she will fall over," Stephen says as Anchundia plays Lean on Me.	Anchundia gives Jody a lap dance, complete with kisses.	"Do you mind if I just lie here forever?" Anchundia asks Becky.

"You can be a backseat driver, Anchundia," Jody says, "but since you don't have a driver's license, I'll pilot the recliner."	"Got my stage. Got my moves. Got the music. Where is my microphone?" asks Larsen. "Oh, yeah. I forgot I chewed that up last week."	"I'm so glad they make soles softer than they used to," Larsen remarks.

Conquest: Reaching the top of Shoulder Mountain	"Hey, did anybody see my triumph? Triumph is useless unless shared!" Larsen gloats.	"Wait a minute. Where's the snow?" asks Larsen as he slides down the slope.

"Boy, is he a heavyweight champ!" Ana comments about Larsen!	Ana sings a lullaby to the puppy. The puppy enjoys the music but has too much mischief to plan to sleep!	"Can't you be distracted by my terrific smile? Whatever trouble you think I did I plead the Fifth," swears Luis.

"Let's go over this one more time," Larry instructs. "The fenced yard is your potty. Tails are not chew toys. And you can't let the kids cut school to stay home & play with you."	Max quizzes Austin, "What is that thing in your lap? It doesn't belong there. Please get rid of it."	"I don't care if you do think you're taller than I am. My snout is bigger than your snout," Max tells Luis.

"I know it's coming," L. B. says. "I can feel it in my bones."	"Yep. There it is. I knew it," L. B. finds out. "The smooch was inevitable."	"Run! Run!" Lukas shouts. "Our turns are coming. Get out of the smooching zone."

"Look how tall I am," Lucy says as Stephen bends forward to prepare for the pounce he knows is coming.	"I'll get Lucy to sleep. You work on the other four," Stephen directs.