Shiok Shiok Boy!

I think I'm the luckiest doggie on earth! I get to be pampered by my family everyday like, belly rubs, sitting on lap lap, play ball ball and not forgeting lots of treat treats!

See my happy face by being able to sit on daddy's lap lap and be sayang....


Awww.... Daddy, scratch scratch here, my armpit itchy.



Hmmmm.... Daddy is the best!

An afternoon... waiting in the car...

What do humans do when they are bored?

They take photos of the very cute me.

And what do dogs do when they are bored?

They KPO by putting their heads out of the window!

Sniff...sniff.... I think I smell my doggie friend somewhere....


Big jiejie, I shall reward you with the very handsome face of mine!


And another candid shot of me in the mirror!


And another cheeky smiley face!

National Geographic Photo

This is the only photo that was taken at the National Geographic event on 18 Feb 2012. Here's me - the cute boy with Small Jiejie.

Oh.. see my blur look and dripping wet hair.. It was pouring cats and dogs on that day and I was wet from the outpour.

Unwrapping Present!

Today Small Jiejie brought back a present from her company D&D party and being a very helpful guy, I volunteered to help her unwrap the surprise!

See! I'm more excited than Small Jiejie about the content of the pressie! But.... the pressie doesn't seems suitable for me..

Sleepy Day....Yawnnnnn.....

Sleepy morning... Yawnnnn... Jiejie, I think I've grown longer.... your chair can't accomodate my length anymore. See. I need your cozy bed to rest my head as well.. get me a bigger chair please.

National Geographic Bandana

Daddy and Small jiejie brought me to the National Geographic Dog Adoption event at East Coast Park on saturday. Noooo.....not to bring me there for adoption but to support the poor doggies who are still looking for their forever homes.

However, the weather wasn't good on that day and it was raining cats and dogs thus Small jiejie didn't take any photos of me at the park. Due to the rain, I wasn't able to play with my doggie friends there either. Nevertheless, I went home with a free National Geographic yellow bandana which I worn proudly and refused to take off even with much persuasion from my family.

The very proud me! Head held high wearing the yellow bandana.

The smiley me! Think they can consider employing me as their dog ambassador for the event next year.