My name is Sierra Rits~Chocolate Dream.

I am the Dam of Bodey Be Bodacious.

I am a very sweet Labrador.
I am very intelligent
and well trained.
I have a HUGE vocabulary.

I enjoy playing with
my big purple jolly ball
riding in the car,
lounging on the deck,
and especially swimming in the pool.

My Mom calls me "crazy glue"
'cause I am always by her side,
but that's just 'cause I love her....*smile*

Here I am just relaxing in my yard ~

Here I am playing with my jolly ball ~

I can run faster than Lovey ~
but she runs pretty fast for being eleven.

These are a few of my puppies.
Cody Bodacious is the sire.
Aren't they adorable?

Little Labby Girls

Little Labby Boys

*Jake*
Loved by Carole Neubar ~ New Jersey.

Are you being good this year
so Santa will bring you
lots of toys?

I try to be good all year long ~

I think it should be Christmas
every day of the year.

This page is my gift to you!

*Santa's Wish List*

If you have a special wish for Christmas,
just write it in the dream book,
and I'll make sure Santa gets it at the North Pole.

I am an official Labby elf.

Read my Dreambook!
Sign my Dreambook!

Love Sierra
XXX OOO XXX

Click Here For Our Christmas Carol Woof-A-Long

Is it Christmas yet????

Here I am practicing my smile for the camera~

"Say Cheese, Sierra" ~

This is my friend Daytona.
He is a Kahli x Cody puppy.
He lives with John & Chrysta Mitchell
and he loves presents too!

*Yoohoo & Santa*
Kahli x Bodey Be Bodacious

I do all my holiday shopping on ebay ~
It's so much fun to bid!

Click here to become an affiliate & earn money for Christmas shopping ~

*Sierra's Holiday Tips*

Holiday Etiquette for Dogs

1. Be especially patient
with your family
during this time of year.
They may appear
to be more stressed-out than usual
and they will appreciate sweet
comforting Labby kisses.

2. They may come home
with large bags of things they call gifts.
Do not assume that
all the gifts are yours.

3. Be tolerant if your family
puts decorations on you.
They seem to get
some special kind of pleasure
out of seeing how you look
with fake antlers.

4. They may bring
a large tree into the house
and set it up in a prominent place
and cover it with
lights and decorations.
Bizarre as this may seem to you,
it is an important ritual
for your family so
there are some things you need to know:

Don't pee on the tree.

Don't drink the water
in the container
that holds the tree.

Mind your tail
when you are near the tree.

If there are packages under the tree,
even ones that smell interesting
or that have your name on them,
don't rip them open.

Don't chew on the cord that runs
from the funny-looking hole
in the wall to the tree.

5. Your family may occasionally
invite lots of strangers to come visit
during this season.
These parties can be lots of fun,
but they also call for
some discretion on your part ~

Not all strangers
appreciate leans and Labby kisses.

Don't eat off the buffet table.

Beg for goodies subtly.

Be pleasant,
even if unknowing strangers
sit on your sofa.

Don't drink out of glasses
that are left within your reach.
They might make you feel
a little tipsy.

6. Likewise, your family may take you visiting.

Here your manners
will also be important ~

Observe all the rules
in #4 for trees that may be
in other people's houses.
* 4a is particularly important

Respect the territory
of other animals
that may live in the house.

Tolerate children.

Turn on your charm big time.

7. A big man with a white beard
and a very loud laugh
may emerge from your fireplace
in the middle of the night.

DON'T BITE HIM!!

It would also be very impolite to eat his cookies.

If you follow these rules ~
you
will
have
a
very

Don't forget to visit the North Pole!
The link is below ~