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Ebina and Abe are somewhat enjoying this freak weather.

Ebina hasn't seen snow for a few weeks. She's not so sure.

I bought this carrot for Ebina a few weeks ago so she had something rubbery to gnaw on in her crate. It's a busy toy to keep her occupied, so I'm testing how long it takes to get the treat out.

This is what happens when you raise a Great Dane with a cat.

Unfortunately for Ebina, she joined me after "kochi kochi" has been wired into my brain.

My final sake of thr week for the winter set ends with a nigori.

It's been one month to the day since I picked Ebina up. And, since I'm tired, I rambled a bit on colors.

Tasting my aged sake with two types of powdered donut. Surprising combo.

Ebina fell asleep too early, and woke up wanted to play at 10:30pm. That's when I'm trying to relax to pass out properly.

Ebina gets some ice. I get two seconds of calm.

A routine feeding with the girls.

Fifer has moments when she forgets to be aloof with Ebina. She nearly cuddled with her.

Abraham has been obsessed with Ebina the last couple weeks. Now that she's better after a sick period, he's doing his best to get her to play. She's starting to get it.

First taste of an apple.

This is my sake of the week. It's okay. It's better with the steak. Excuse the mess on the table. Ebina is sick, so it's been crazy.

Ebina has no idea how to jump onto things.

Trying this sake with some sweet red grapes despite it being a meat and fish recommendation.

The label is pretty but the taste... Not so much for me.

Ebina is really cute in her rain jacket.

Ebina went to a local footpath for her first leash training. Holiday edition features my mother's voice too.

Ebina is learning "come" and "sit". She's doing great with "sit", not so much with the other.

They've met before, but haven't spent more than 3 minutes together since Fifer has her own room and doesn't usually leave it until late at night. She's a spoiled cat.

Ebina's first Christmas, and it snowed! She is not a fan.

Ebina's training is coming along. She knows exactly what to do when she's finished eating.

Hand-feeding to make a stronger bond and help stop scarfing food too quickly.