You can teach an old dog new tricks, monkeys too!

-
This is my 1o1st post ladies and gentlemen! Hurrah to blogging!

Last Saturday evening, my kids and I, together with our photo master, my hubby, went to a gym nearby. Biboy wanted to watch Saver the Wonder Dog together with his trainor, Jun Lazarte. It was Biboy's second time to watch Saver, he went to watch this performance before together with his dad, I was preggy then with Tabebs. So for the second time that Saver visited Gensan, we all watched the show, and it was a bonding day with the kids.

Jun Lazarte is a very cool dude, I dunno why, but he has this passion for teaching animals some tricks, and they get to perform it very well. I am not so fond of pets but I just know that when you have pets, you just have to be a responsible pet owner.

So here's some pics of the show.

A guinea pig, a rodent who pulls strings to raise the Phipilline Flag, very cool noh?
See the flag being raised up?

The monkey standing with his hands, feet up.

A kiss from the monkey!

Jun brought a crow, and it sure is a cool crow, he plays basketball!
Athletic minded huh!

The crow shooting the ball to the ring.

A chicken dancing Tinikling!

The chicken trying to turn on the lampshade.

And Saver, the star of the show! Dancing PinoyBig Brother's Pinoy Ako!

In this pic, Saver is crying, trying hard to imitate Judy Ann's sobs?

And wiping tears of course...

Saver, drinking water from a jug, the coolness is,
it was he who closed and opened the jug faucet!

Jun Lazarte and pet star, Saver Lazarte.

And us! Of course, we don't want to go home without having our
pics taken with the Wonder Dog. You ask, where's the hubby?
Hehe, as always, he's never in the pic, he's the photographer!

Comments

Oman said…
galing naman nila saver (i think napanood ko yan sa tv eh) ang galing din ng mga hayup especially the monkey. great job.
12/20/2008 11:58 PM
iluvgreen said…
wowiii congrats to you. ill have 5 posts to go pa bago mag 100.. hurray!!

oi in fairness dumarami n ang friends ni Saver. I'm not fond of pets too, pero i salute jun, he has a great talent. Sa tv ko lang sila napapanood eh.
12/21/2008 12:02 AM
Oman said…
hello. i just included you in my blogroll at www.attyoman.blogspot.com under pinoy bloggers. i used a different site for my links because i frequently change template. again, have a nice day sheng.
12/21/2008 12:17 AM
Anonymous said…
Awwww so cute ^_^ Although I'm not a fan of rodents or monkeys. Looks like the kids had fun ^_^
12/21/2008 12:54 AM
AngelMD-No-More said…
hi sheng! i guess your kids really enjoyed the show. it's nice that you always have the time to bond with your family.=)
12/21/2008 3:17 AM
RedLan said…
super galing! gusto ko rin mag alaga ng hayop pero palagi akong busy. unfair naman sa hayop. dapat kasi alagaan mo sila.


thanks for sharing. nakaka enjoy naman ng show. merry christmas to you at sa family mo!
12/21/2008 5:23 AM
escape said…
i want that dog! i want to buy it. hehehe... that monkey should have met the monkey that lawstude introduced to me. monkey's name is charlie. there's a lot of clone charlie in nueva ecija. hehehe...
12/21/2008 7:55 AM
anonymark said…
awww nakakainggit bata pa ako gusto ko na magkaroon ng parang si Saver na aso. Suki si Jun sa Magandang Gabi Bayan noon ang galing niya. Swerte niyo naman mam you saw them live.
12/21/2008 8:05 AM
Anonymous said…
Wow - that must have been a real treat for the kids to see! I love the monkey - we used to have one when I was very small - it was my dad's pet. Someday I will have to post about it. It looked like the same kind as the one in this show. That dog is really very well trained to do all those tricks, even opening and closing the faucet for the drink of water! Amazing! :)
12/21/2008 11:23 AM
Chubskulit Rose said…
hi there, first time here... He must have a lot of patience to train animals, that's a hard job I think...

Can we please xlink?
12/21/2008 3:01 PM
Anonymous said…
cool tricks. It takes love and patience to teach animals...

Hope you can visit sometimes..
12/21/2008 3:03 PM
Anonymous said…
i love the dog...

care to exchange link please?
12/21/2008 3:04 PM
Anonymous said…
kakatuwa naman yan..take note, the dog's name is Saver Lazarte. parang anak na ni Jun Lazarte. How cute!
12/21/2008 4:05 PM
Heart of Rachel said…
Great photos! It must have been fun watching those great antics. I admire the trainer's great talent.
12/22/2008 12:42 AM
princess_dyanie said…
ay taga sa inyo pla si saver? napanood ko yan dati sa magandang gabi bayan pa eh hehe ;P
12/22/2008 5:27 AM
Anonymous said…
I love saver :~)
12/22/2008 12:04 PM
Anonymous said…
sana pwede mo ring turuan ng mga bagong tricks mga pulitiko natin. if they can't or won't learn new tricks, then, they are only good as pulutan. at least dogs can be good friends.

(o, email me your e-address; i'll send you a copy of my shoplifter essay. :-) i'm here: ekstranghero/at/gmail/dot/com)

see you around!
12/22/2008 6:52 PM
Alice said…
Those are wonderful pics, Sheng! I especially like the Saver ones. He's one cool dog!
12/22/2008 11:48 PM
Garando said…
Cool photos Sheng! Must've been a great show! BUT I hope Garandee doesn't see your post though... she might have me sent over to Jun Lazarte for some household training.
12/23/2008 5:35 AM
Anonymous said…
Sheng, abi mo we are going sana with Twinkle (she's one of the organizer). They already bought us tickets but whoaaa kabalo ka naman why I have to go back soon.

Merry Christmas kahit late na.

Love,

Allen
12/28/2008 3:19 PM
dodong flores 도동 플로오리스 said…
Ang galing!

Nag-enjoy ako kahit sa mga pictures man lang...
12/29/2008 2:32 AM
Anonymous said…
I am very proud of Saver's feat. He is very popular specially to the children here in the Philippines and Japan where the Wonder Dog showcase his tricks in one many TV shows. Sad to say, I heard Saver died last February due to heart problems.
3/11/2009 4:07 PM
Send flowers to china said…
Nice Po$t.....
thanks for sharing.
7/27/2010 11:10 PM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Warning! Allergic Reactions Appear

-
Image
And what would that be? You would surely ask that. Last week, I found myself scratching my legs because they are so itchy. There's this blotches in it wherein the skin looks like it has been stung by a bee, or a mosquito bite. I scratched it and whoa, it became wider. It was all over my legs, mostly near below the knee part. I was aghast at what has become of my legs, and thinking it was allergy from something, I bought myself Celestamine for the allergy. Celestamine is an anti-allergic medicine. However, this med will surely keep you drowsy. A few hours after I had the pill, the itch and the blotches were gone, leaving my legs some map-kind of red leftover from my scratches. And so i was happy. The following day, I had been watching my diet and the foods I eat, thinking the allergy came from the santol I had(though I ate none of it again), the blotches were again visible in my legs. This time, it spread through my arms, and my hands. I felt very itchy that I could only cry my e
Read more

Famous Cultural Landmark in Surallah, South Cotabato

-
Image
We went to Lake Sebu last Saturday to celebrate my brother's 16th birthday, and while on our way to witness the majestic falls, we were already planning to drop by Surallah to check out their most famous cultural landmark, the round ball. I do not really know how it was named the Round Ball since it seems so redundant to be called as such but to question it, honestly, won't give you much intelligent answer as we also have round balls in Koronadal City and General Gantos City. Actually a rotunda, but ever since has been called the Round Ball. Unveiled last March 15, 2011, it’s towering, obelisk-like central piece of a 2-string lute points straight to heaven , silhouetted by the blue sky at more than 60 feet above the ground. Called he’galong by indigenous T’bolis, the slim lute seemingly grows from the core of a huge, endemic , bulb plant bohong, the elongated leaves of which spread out in radial fashion . ( via ) I have heard about this new landmark that Surallah boasts o
Read more

The First Ever Traditional B'laan Wedding Ritual I Witnessed

-
Image
It was a beautiful Saturday morning when we visited Kinilis, in Polomolok. I was with Nanards and two visiting friends from Davao City, Emi, and her American husband, Joshua. They wanted to go see the kafe balos because it has been very famous now, and they wanted to invest into the business. Sir Fred mentioned there was a tribal wedding that very day so it was a fortunate day for us to witness something different, a customary tribal wedding rite. We went inside the house for they explained to us that the traditional B'laan wedding is being held inside the house of the bride where the couple has to sit on a mat and surrounded by relatives and witnesses. The bride was very beautiful that day, she was adorned with T'nalak inspired accessories, and her hair was placed with a beautiful headdress made of brass. Her hips was surrounded by a brass belt where hundreds of small bells were making noise each time she moves. And she was fully clothed in a colorful B'laan attire, and s
Read more