Sonoma Part Two: Gundlach Bundschu

Our second stop in Sonoma was Gundlach Bundschu. Another great winery that is 160 years old. Great wine, but the location/venue is really fabulous, and super dog friendly!!

Dick and I tasted a flight if the reserve wine on their patio and had a small lunch of salami, olives, and bread (and cheese for me).

Wallace made himself very comfy on the patio while we had lunch. We had a really nice walk around the grounds after.

Another Article on kqed

Here's another online article about the Tri-Pawed Dog Picnic yesterday. Wallace and I (and Filbert and Alyssa) made the cover photo of this one!

Here's the article on kqed.com

sfgate article about Tri-Pawed Dog Picnic!

My Mom sent me this article on SF Gate about yesterday's Tri-Pawed Dog Picnic. At first I was excited because Wallace got his picture in the news, but then I started to read the article: Wallace is actually largely featured in this article!! OMG! ❤️

It's official: my dog is way more famous than I'll ever be. LOL!!!

Here's a link to the article!

8th Annual Tri-Pawed Dog Picnic!!

Wallace and I had the *best* time at the 8th Annual Tri-Pawed Dog Picnic today!! It was so fun seeing and meeting so many cool tri-pawed dogs of all shapes, sizes and ages!! There were probably over 30 tripawed dogs in attendance. Wallace mostly played with his doppelgänger Filbert and new friend, Matheson, with some occasional play with a big Great Dane named Heidi!! Muttville Senior Dog Rescue was also there with a lot of adoptable dogs with various handicaps (some with braces and wheelchairs)! It's such a special day and I'm so glad we was able to go again this year. Thank you Tri Pawed Dogs for all of the hard work that you put in to making this event possible!!

Gina's last morning in SF

Gina and I checked out a bakery in SF that I've known about and have been wanting to try for about two year, yet I had never made it to. Arsicualt Bakery had been named "Best new Bakery in the Country in 2016". Every since then, the tiny bakery has been very popular with long lines.

Since Gina loves pastries so much, I figured it would be the perfect place to bring her. We went around 9:00, and hardly had to wait at all. We ordered their almond chocolate croissant, and well as their basic croissant that they are so famous for.

OMG. This was the best croissant I have had since to the amazing one I had in Paris in October. This one was the easily at least as good, if not better than the Paris one. The almond chocolate croissant was definitely the best I've had of its kind. Our minds were pretty much blown.

Wallace may miss his Auntie Gina even more than I will. She spent several minutes each day giving him a doggie-massage. He was in a blissful, zen state every time. I'm going to to try my best to try to give him daily massages (good for his muscles!) but I doubt I'll be able to do them as well as Gina.

Wallace's Photoshoot at Crissy Field

It was a beautiful day at Crissy Field. Wallace was excited to show Gina around, since she had never been before. Gina and I both took some nice photos of Wallace today.

East Coast meets West Coast Doodle Romp!!

Wallace and I had a wonderful time at a special SF Doodle Romp today. We had several Doodle friends visit from the East Coast (and Portland, too) this weekend, so we had a special Romp to host them all today.

The first photo shows all of the freshly baked doggie treats that were made for our Doodles this morning by the wonderful people at Paw Patch Pastries, a specialty Dog Bakery in SF!! They were the same Bakery who made the cake and other treats at the Doodle Wedding on Friday. We have to check out their storefront!!