This space is dead already isn't it?
hahaha. Sorry for the lack of updates guys! I am kinda taking some time off
blogging to concentrate on filming and soon, a new little fella in my life,
which I'll talk more about later. At the moment, I am waiting to receive my diploma
certificate from Temasek Polytechnic, hence I am able to spend a lot of time at
home and at shoots.
I'd like to be able to say that I used the
time and money to travel, but I only managed to visit Bangkok lately. It was
just a short little getaway with Fai and Shine, where we did nothing but shop
and eat. It was a pleasant trip but nothing quite spectacular since Bangkok's
just another concrete jungle like Singapore. I've learnt that I truly only
enjoy beach holidays, and that I am constantly yearning for one ever since my
recent Bali visit.
However, in time to come, I might not be
able to travel as much as I've always wanted to anyway! And that's all because
I got myself a puppy! hehehe. I've no complains or regrets whatsoever though.
I've always wanted a dog and I knew that I'll get one some day. As time went
by, I fell in love with a specific breed, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. I'd spent
the last few years watching videos of Corgis, reading up on them, and after
knowing so much about this breed; my heart was set on getting one. The only
problem is, it's not a popular dog breed among Singaporeans, and the demand
isn't high, so it's hard to find one at a local pet store or shelter. And since
it's so rare, Corgis in Singapore are sold at a really high price. Therefore,
I'd spent the last year saving up so that I can get a Corgi puppy for myself
one day. And I did it! *Grinning proudly*
My little Corgi pup is still living with
the pet breeder, and I will only be able to take him home a month from now,
since he is required to undergo vaccinations first. I agreed because I'll be
away in Penang for filming (Another great news! I’ll be in Mata Mata season
3!!), over the next few weeks starting 21st May, and will not be present to
give my full attention to my little pup just yet (but I am still able to visit
him as much as I can). By the time I am done with filming, I'll be able to take
him home with me! Perfecto! It’s match make in heaven :)
If you've been following up with me on
Instagram, where I am much more consistent with my postings, you probably
already know my pup's name. I chose to name my puppy Pharaoh, like the title
given to kings of ancient Egypt. You see Corgis aren't like popular toy breed
dogs (e.g. Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Shih Tzu etc.) in Singapore; they're not like
your typical cute cuddly breeds. In my opinion, they're competition type dogs -
outgoing, bold and tenacious. They're herding dogs so they are highly trainable
(Corgis are ranked 11th most intelligent dogs), and know exactly what they
want, thus I find their characteristics very admirable and inspirational in
some way. Because of their personality, I couldn't bring myself to give him
cutesy names like "Fluffy", "Booboo" or whatsoever. I
thought a Corgi would be more suited with a respectable name. Hence I called
him Pharaoh.
Why Pharaoh? It is simply because I've
always been intrigued by Ancient Egyptian culture, deities and royalties.
That's quite a known fact about me FYI.
I am aware that Corgis need tons of
exercise and mental stimulation; hence I plan to spend everyday for the first
few months of Pharaoh's development at home with him. Yes, I am committed in
staying home to train him and bond with him. Should I need to leave the house,
I'll try my best to bring him along :)
I even have plans to take Pharaoh for
puppy training classes so that he gets the opportunity to play and socialize
with other pups and their owners. A lot of dogs in Singapore end up aggressive
because they didn't get the opportunity to mingle with other dogs and learn
social skills as a puppy. I don't ever want Pharaoh to grow up into a timid,
unfriendly or aggressive dog, so I will do all I can now before it's too late.
Since I don't know much about Pharaoh's
personality yet (except for the fact that he makes a lot of funny faces), I
shall end this post here. You can expect a lot of blog entries about him in
future once I get to learn more about him! hahaha. I am certain that there will
be a lot of ups and downs, but I am mentally and physically prepared for it
all. Through my experiences so far, I've learnt that getting a dog isn't
child's play. It's a HUGE responsibility, rigorous research and preparation
goes into getting one, and sadly a lot of people just don't understand it (it's
about the same as having a newborn baby).
I can't wait to bring Pharaoh home with
me, and I can't wait to start training him. It's going to a be a roller-coaster
ride, but I'm sure Pharaoh will be the best thing that has ever happened to my
family and I :)
Baby Pharaoh <3 My Tri-Coloured Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
Pharaoh has such beautiful eyes :)
Pharaoh getting his first vaccination! Look at his comical expressions!^^
Thanks for reading :)
cute puppy >.<
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ReplyDeleteI am a Corgi lover , owner, writer and founder of a Corgi social club here in Wellington, New Zealand. I presently have a 14 month old Pembroke Corgi named Fletcher Evans and he is just joined a modelling agency. Your Pharoah is obviously a beauty and has a lovely cheeky look (personality-plus) and I would say is as lively as a Pem Corgi should be. If you would like the red parts of his coat to be a darker red (and who doesn't) sprinkle some kelp on his meals daily. Kelp is wonderful for other bebefits too and Corgis like the taste.
Refer to above "benefits" not "bebefits". By the way my email address is mjromanos@hotmail.com
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