Lady Lisa got herself a little "sister"

Saturday the 30th of January, Lisa was over to Sweden to bring home her new little "sister" - Dervisch Absolutely Irresistible - Selma.

And as you can see from these photos, taken the same evening - they was doing really fine 2gheter.

Beatiful winterday

Its not so cold 2day as it has been lately - only minus 7 at Bygdøy

Winter wonderland ?

Here you can see that even the sea in Oslofjorden is frozen, this is taken at Paradisbukta

(The Paradise bay)

These photos are taken few days ago, out at Bygdøy, Oslo - it was minus 15 celcius. But its seems like Lisa is making her best out of it - and keeping on running and playing as long as her body is covert with some warm clothes. Haven't needed any socks yet on clean snow - but as soon as its salty, as it is around the carparking, I have to pick her up until we are reaching clean snow tracks.

Lisa 6 months old 2day

Winter walk

From our walk around the lake at Sognsvann 2day

Lisa enjoy our walk around the lake - as long as its not raining or blowing. Some snow and ice don't stop her playful walk around the beatiful lake.

Sognsvann (or Sognsvannet[1]) is a 3.3km circumference lake just north of Oslo, Norway.

Lying just within the greenbelt around Oslo, the lake is a popular recreational area, used as a camping, picnicking and bathing destination for the residents of Oslo during the summer, as well as a cross-country skiing, skating and ice fishing destination in the winter. The trail around it is used for walking or jogging all year. Cycling around the lake is prohibited due to large number of people covering this road on foot. Disabled access is good to and around the lake.

Part of the lake's popularity stems from its easy access from Oslo; Sognsvann station, located on the south end of the lake, is the final stop on line 3 on the Oslo T-bane.

Sognsvannet - Oslo 2 day

The winter is round the corner...

Its starting to get colder in Oslo,

so we have done some shopping this week.

The last picture is something clothing we bought at petshopgirls.

Walking in Nordmarka, forrest in Oslo

Out walking around the lake - Sognsvannet in Oslo 2day.

In her new outfit bought at The PetShopGirl on saturday.

The sweater is made of Alpaca-fiber.

The pictures is taken at the end of our walk.

We had company of a 8 months old Dachs called Julius

the most of our walk.

First time for everything - 2day DogCafé

Photo:GABRIELLE GRAATRUD, Aftenposten

2day Lisa has been to her first DogCafé here in Oslo.

Its PetShopGirls that has a café for dogs and owners every saturday.

At the same times as the owner can shop clothes etc

and have a coffee,

dogs can meet other dogs and have fun :)

After coffee and playing, it was time for a walk out at

Bygdøy in new clothes :)

Have a look at the newspaper

Whats the white thing.....?

Yesterday we visit "aunt" Reidun

And here you can see some of her works.

Picture no 2 from the top is done by the mother

to the breeder.

20 weeks old

Last wednesday, the 11th of November, Lisa turned 20 weeks old.
We found the first tooth that she had lost,

and she is starting to get new ones.

Lunch walk at the beach at Bygdøy

Just back from a lovely lunchwalk with Lisa and my friend Ann-Brit, out at Bygdøy, a place locaded at the Oslofjorden. Lisa loves to run at the beach and play with the seashells :)

Italian Greyhound - from Italy ?

Portrait of the aging Catherine The Great with an Italian Greyhound

The Italian Greyhound is belived to have originated more then 2000 years ago. The remains of petite Greyhound skeletons, accumulated throughout the Mediterranean basin, support this belief and the unique ancient breed has even been reported in the tombs of Egypt. The true Italian Greyhound may have actually developed in the countries known today as Greece and Turkey. It wasn't until the 16th century that an influx of the miniature Greyhounds became excessively available in southern Europe. The Italians immediately admired the breeds beauty, small size, and loyalty, but despite popular belief, the Italian Greyhound did acquire his name because the breed originated in Italy. The breeds association with Italian art during the Renaissance is how the name developed.

Lapdog.....

Heesa Meesas Cowboy Teller Lisa

Although he was inteded to be a lap dog, the Italian Greyhound was originaly bred to course small vermin. When it comes to tracking and sighthound ability, the Italian Greyhound is superior.

Playing - brain exercise

Heesa Meesas Cowboy Teller Lisa

Born: 24th of June 2009 - color: isabella

Bitch - reg.nr: S46883/2009

Breeder: Veronica Wikstrand, Sverige

Mother: Heesa Meesas Creme Little Sara

Father: Am Ch BellCanto Wishing on a Star

Take a look at all the puppies from the birth of the 24th of June

Summer in Oslo August 2009