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Date:5/19/2013 11:54:37 AM
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Hi Atley!
That's cool that you are going to be an AGILITY RABBIT!

March 1st, and Day 1 of my COTM run. I would just like to thank everyone who has been voting. I did not achieve my goal of 1,000 votes by March 1st, unfortunately, but still I think I soon will. My COTM theme is Yellowstone National Park.

It would be great if critters could put my page number in their's like Sparky and all the Middleburg Carpet Sharks so kindly did. That reminds me - even if you don't have a DogChannel account, please vote for Moose Mooco #162309 for DOTM March. She is a very good furiend of my doggie brother's - aPoLo - and is a really great dog, so she deserves Dog Of The Month big time! A big congratulations to King Chip, February's DOTM. Woo-hoo!!! GOOD JOB, CHIP! Campaign pictures are available from cRaZy DaWg'S Foto Shop on DogChannel for Moosey.

~INTERESTING FACTS OF THE DAY~

GEYSERS - Yellowstone National Park contains about 70% or so of the world's geysers.
-The most famous geyser in the world - Old Faithful - is in Yellowstone National Park.
-The largest Geyser in the world, Steamboat Geyser, has not gone off since the 1980's, but when it goes off it was at an amazing 170 feet
-Geysers contain sulphur, a mineral which gives them a funny smell. Many people say they smell like rotten eggs, and if it gets on the lense of your camera or if you inhale it, it can ruin either your camera or make you very sick.
GENERAL - Yellowstone National Park was the first National Park in the United States
ANIMALS - The Wolves of Yellowstone were once removed from the Park as if they escaped, ranchers would shoot them and blame the park. They were thought to be a nuisance by ranchers. After the wolves left, the elk population increased beyond control. In the year 1996, the park reintroduced wolves to the park and it is now under steady control.

I will have more tomorrow, but just enjoy what you can while you can!

~fRoM tObI~

"I'm Tobi the Bunny, and I approve this Message!"

**WANT TO SUPPORT ME OR MOOSE MOOCO #162309 (DC) ON OUR RUNS? ORDER CAMPAIGN PIX TODAY FROM HOPPIN' BUNS FOTO GALLERY ON SAC OR CRAZY DAWG FOTO SHOP ON DC!**
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