My ears were already up when I reached my furever home and by early February (three months old), I weighed eight pounds. Mom says I didn’t stay a baby very long unlike someone else but we will talk more of that later.  I was paper trained at the Farm although I wasn’t a bull’s eye kind of pup. Sleeping was no problem; I loved running to my crate at night to get my kong. Only for the first two weeks, did I have to go out after bedtime.  When Spring (late March) arrived, I was potty trained. ~ Indy

Mom says that Miss Sindee at Shady Nook described me as loving to cuddle first and then I was ready to explore. Guess those early days set the tone for me as an ‘adorable adventurer’. My first noteworthy exploit was to fly from Indiana to Oklahoma; I was known as the Delta Darling. I was all of 6 1/2 pounds and ready to take on the world. ~ Indy

Since my birth was a C-section, there was not an order but I was considered a big newborn at half a pound. I had a little milk chin and some white hairs on my chest which could not be seen very well after I was clipped the first time. Everyone says I take after my Dad, Mr. Silky, who comes from a long line of American champion Scotties. We both have strikingly beautiful brown eyes but then all Scotties have particularly expressive eyes, don’t you think? ~ Indy

I was born, one of three boys to Mr. Silky and Kelsey, on Nov. 7, 2011 at Shady Nook Scottie Farm in Indiana. By January of 2012, I was winging my way to my furever home in Oklahoma where for eight glorious weeks, I was an only child. ~ Indy