Kswoodssue
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Our girl was 4 yrs old on Jan. 17! We have been so busy with life lately that I have not been on the chat much, but I just could hardly believe that Sasha is 4 already! Sasha brings us so much joy! She is so smart, and so strong willed, and she listens much better to my husband than to me. Sometimes I am still her human squeaky toy, and I joke that I am sometimes just another bitch in the house, trying to get my husband’s attention. 
She still loves her frisbe time, and is a crackhead without it. She is a fantastic traveler and goes everywhere with us. She feels that everyone she passes should admire her, pet her, and preferrably share treats. She is truly the queen of the Tractor Supply store. She insists on a nightly pup cup, and can be quite the whistling teapot without it. She adores checking on the chickens with me, but heaven help the hen who escapes when she is around! She wants to catch one sooo bad, and a beep on her collar is the only thing keeping her from taking out mouthfuls of tailfeathers. She spends most days in the woodworking shop with my husband as his “shop dog”. She is a 81# rock solid, bed hogging, squirrel hunting, cat hating , truly velcro girl, and we can’t imagine life without her. 
She still loves her frisbe time, and is a crackhead without it. She is a fantastic traveler and goes everywhere with us. She feels that everyone she passes should admire her, pet her, and preferrably share treats. She is truly the queen of the Tractor Supply store. She insists on a nightly pup cup, and can be quite the whistling teapot without it. She adores checking on the chickens with me, but heaven help the hen who escapes when she is around! She wants to catch one sooo bad, and a beep on her collar is the only thing keeping her from taking out mouthfuls of tailfeathers. She spends most days in the woodworking shop with my husband as his “shop dog”. She is a 81# rock solid, bed hogging, squirrel hunting, cat hating , truly velcro girl, and we can’t imagine life without her. 
