Camp was great!   A much needed break from the humans.  Bea and I got to hang out with our dog friends everyday.  We had our own den; and by den I don't mean a little apartment like we have at our clinic. 

We had a full two room den with a door leading to a covered outdoor play room.  We also had a giant grass space to play in.  Bea was scared at the beginning, but I fit right in immediately.   All of the dogs there were the big kind, but I'm big on the inside and I told them as much.  The big yellow lab named George became my close friend and after that I didn't have trouble with anybody else.  We spent our days lounging in the cool den with trips to stretch our legs outside several times a day.  Of course, I made my special bed in Lady Laura's lap.  I know she'll be so sad now that I'm gone.  These three weeks went by really fast, almost as if it was only three days.

I was thrilled to see my mom again.  I was even more thrilled to prove Bea wrong who was convinced that we would never see her again.  Bea is sort of a worrier that way.  I knew mother couldn't live without me -- I mean really, who could?