Hey fur-fam, it’s ya girl Skaha here—reporting to you from Kelowna, BC, and officially repping the half-year-old club! That’s right, I turned 6 months old on March 25. 

March was a pawsitively wild ride. First off, I had my last official visit from the tooth fairy. My final puppy tooth came out, and now my shiny grown-up chompers are here to stay. I guess it’s time to find a new hustle for treats and cash… maybe I’ll start a pawcast or become a treatfluencer. Stay tuned.

I went to the pet store for some distraction training. Let me tell ya—sensory overload! There were dogs of all sizes and shapes… and the smells? That place is like a nose-powered amusement park and I did my best to keep myself focused. 

Out on my walkies and hikes, I’ve been spotting deer.  They just wander around all free and majestic while I’m leashed up like a good girl. I mean, what gives?

I also got festive this month for St. Patrick’s Day—dressed up in green and shamrocks, spreading lucky vibes. I didn’t find any gold at the end of the rainbow, but I did get lots of treats, so close enough.

Now, let’s talk spa time. I had a couple of regular baths (which I love), and then my hoomans surprised me with a trip to this giant bath… except they called it a “car wash”? It had huge spinning brushes, lots of bubbles and water, and neon lights. It was like a doggy disco party in there. I stayed chill though – cool as a frozen peanut butter Kong.

I added “library pup” to my growing résumé. Yep, I visited the library. So many books, so many quiet hoomans.  I stayed calm, practiced my “settle,” and did some serious people-watching while my raisers looked at the paper things.

Training-wise, I’ve been crushin’ it. The weekly puppy class is keeping me sharp. I’m working hard on things like settling, down durations, perch work, and staying focused even when the world is full of distractions (like squirrels… and other dogs… and floating leaves… you get it).

Anyway, that’s the tail-waggin’ tea for this month. Catch ya in April with more updates and fun adventures. 

Skaha out. Peace, love, and liver treats.

Submitted by: Terry & Sandy