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If you look very closely, you can see the Las Vegas Strip on the horizon.

Dexter can easily jump two feet from a complete stand still if he gets excited enough. May not sounds like much, but he is only 11 inches tall to begin with. I love my little athlete.

Look who isn't camera shy anymore! Look at those cute curly whiskers.

I'm proud to say that Betty is now a normal dog. It took almost a year but she has made tremendous progress. She now responds to the commands sit, touch, lie down, and we're working on stay. She actually walks on lead now! Sure, she takes her time when something spooks her but it's manageable. Betty also seems extremely happy, playing with the other dogs and begging for attention. Thank you for teaching me how to work with a withdrawn dog, Betty!

Dexter chomping on his rope toy... in a strange position. haha.

He starts agility classes again very soon. It's about time. I've just been so short on time, and mostly money. But within the next two months he should be back in action. I'm sure he will appreciate it. He goes crazy when his mind isn't being stimulated, and sometimes walks and trick training just don't cut it. I just feel bad because he was supposed to be competing in both Agility and Obedience before 2012. But this will be out year, I'm sure of it.

Boomer putting on a cheerful face for the new year.

My update is a bit late... I've just been so busy: allying at colleges, might be moving out soon, as well as other things. This year will bring many changes to my life and to my dogs. Mostly good. I graduate in a mere 5 months. It's very exciting to finally start college. I'm starting with my associate in Biology but my end goal is to get my DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine). I'm also turning 18 on Saturday and soon getting my first car. What a year we have ahead!