EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

[Lucky Lemon]

Crazy double post!

 

[Chaos18]

We had such a crazy busy weekend, I didn't have a chance to get on the thread and catch up until this morning. Hope everyone is staying warm and enjoying this Monday. We finally have our sweet puppy! She is so adorable and we love her so much already!

Cute pup.

 

[Lucky Lemon]

Cute pup.

Thanks! How are you?

 

[BunnynChicks]

We had such a crazy busy weekend, I didn't have a chance to get on the thread and catch up until this morning.

Hope everyone is staying warm and enjoying this Monday.

We finally have our sweet puppy! She is so adorable and we love her so much already!

AWWW CUTE

What breed is she?

 

[Lucky Lemon]

AWWW CUTE

What breed is she?

Thanks, she's a Pomeranian.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

We had such a crazy busy weekend, I didn't have a chance to get on the thread and catch up until this morning.

Hope everyone is staying warm and enjoying this Monday.

We finally have our sweet puppy! She is so adorable and we love her so much already!

Nice.

While I wouldn't have picked him as my first choice, we love our Pom.
He doesn't kill chickens though he occasionally likes to chase them - for about 10 seconds.
And a small dog can't get to things on the table. Bonus!

ETA
I just thought of a suggestion. Socialize her with other dogs early. We didn't do that and ours hates being around other dogs because he thinks he's a short fuzzy human.

 

[Chaos18]

Thanks!  How are you?

Not to shabby. How about yourself?

 

[daxigait]

@heatherfeather7 Congratulations! I was wondering this morning what had happened. Very cute, hope you have many good years with her.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Not to shabby. How about yourself?

I'm stepping into Banty's shoes now. Two, too, to.

Two is a number - 2.

Too is a synonym for also but can also mean excessive.
Not too shabby. = Not excessively shabby. or I do that too. = I do that also.

If you separate out those two things, it is easier.

To can be tricky. Sometimes directional, as in toward something or an infinitive like - to go, to sow, to reap, to hatch.
I'm going to the zoo.
I don't have to do that.
Use to as a preposition before a noun or as an infinitive before a verb.

Many other languages don't have this conflict with to.

 

[Lucky Lemon]

Nice.

While I wouldn't have picked him as my first choice, we love our Pom.
He doesn't kill chickens though he occasionally likes to chase them - for about 10 seconds.
And a small dog can't get to things on the table. Bonus!

ETA
I just thought of a suggestion. Socialize her with other dogs early. We didn't do that and ours hates being around other dogs because he thinks he's a short fuzzy human.

Thank you! Yes, socializing her is a must. At the moment, I think she thinks she's a cat! She's obsessed with playing with our little Siamese cat. So funny to watch!

Not to shabby. How about yourself?

Eh, it's Monday.

@heatherfeather7 Congratulations! I was wondering this morning what had happened. Very cute, hope you have many good years with her.

Thank you! I hope we do too!