Hi Tina: First let me apologize for not corresponding sooner. Margot (Ammo)is doing terrific. She is 23 pounds now and loves, loves, loves to be outside with her big brother Laurel (our Standard Poodle rescue). We had a new split rail fence installed so they can run the entire yard including the wooded area(although not without Mom watching them,of course). They love to chase the tennis ball and Margot loves to carry branches...the bigger the better! Then it's inside to nap side by side on the fireplace heart. She loves the water clean or dirty; she thinks nothing of opening the shower door with her nose and joining who ever happens to be in it at the time or finding the biggest puddle at the park and diving right in.  Chasing Ice cubes across the kitchen floor is one of her favorite past times. I swear she giggles the whole time and so do I! Howard and I take them both to puppy training classes on Saturdays, it's pretty basic and of course they are already well versed on sit, come and heeling on the leashes but they love distracting the other puppies when we're suppose to be listening and they are so adorable the teacher never gets mad. Since Howard and I are empty nesters now, we take them to the park, so they can soak up all the little people hugs and squeals. They like to watch the girls baseball games too. Dr. Shane says she is doing great. She's all up to date on her shots.We will have to think about scheduling her spaying soon. She is doing well on the house breaking, not completely reliable yet; still has an occasional accident (always right by the door) when I'm not paying attention. We are working on trying to get her to alert us when she needs to go out and she is starting to respond.  I will try to get my son to help me attach and send a video I took of the two of them running in the yard this weekend while he is home. Well I'm sure you can tell we are entirely smitten with our little Margot. She puts a million smiles on my face everyday. Even when she's being a little naughty; she does it with such enthusiasm, I can't help but giggle. 

Fondly: