I remember that song by Nat King Cole. My mother was a natural born singer. She used to sing that song and many others all the time. That song was even in a television commercial from a charity to help children with disabilities back in the 1960s when I was growing up which brings back memories too. Have a Good Time of Day or Night whichever it is, Phillip
PS Nat King Cole was one of my mother's favorite performing artists. She sang as good as Doris Day. In fact, my mother taught our first 🐕 dog who was a cocker spaniel and poodle mix how to do tricks. His name was Jacques Pierre but we called him Jock which is a Scottish nickname for Jack or John. She taught me how to train Jock and teach him tricks like jumping over a stick and jumping through a hoop. He was a real good boy and a good friend. Thanks for helping me remember my family and dogs and being able to write to you, Phillip
Диана теффи и вы просто чудесны😁 👍 у меня тоже есть фокстерьер. Теперь два Фокстерьера. Феба родила дочку Яри. Но они не такие воспитанные😁 хотя я их тоже учу. Сейчас учимся кататься на самокате
Hello Diana and Taffy! I've been watching your videos over the years and I just have to tell you how much I love Taffy and you and all the wonderful trucks you have taught Taffy. I used to have wire haired fox terriers just like Taffy, and Taffy reminds me of them so much that it makes me both laugh and cry. I miss my Misty and Jason so much. I wanted to get a kit to train them in obstacle courses but never got around to it. They were just as smart as Taffy but I didn't teach them tricks like you perform with Taffy. The two of you are professionals. You must have had some training yourself in sports or ballet. I've never cared about traveling much, but I'd travel overseas to your country just to see Taffy and you perform your shows in person just for that reason. I guess, judging from your videos, that you must live in Russia or Ukraine down by the Black Sea in the Crimea, which looks like a lovely place to live and perform with Taffy, especially since those countries have such an old traditional of animal shows and 🎪 circuses. I can't wait to see your next show and newest tricks with Miss Taffy. Thanks for all your great performances and bringing back memories of my own 🐕 dogs. Spazeba, Phillip Jones
Hello, Phillip! Thanks for such a pleasant review, I'm really glad to read such a comment. You're right, we live in Russia, but we don't perform in public, I mean circus or something else, I train Taffy just to spend time together, she likes learning, I love teaching her, it's all for fun. I'm quite a creative person too, so I can realise some ideas in our videos. Hope you come to our country one day and see us :) I think you should get a fox terrier again, they are unbelievable! I don't think I could ever have another breed.
@@dianaandtaffy4943 Thank you for writing back so soon. What time is it in Russia right now? It must already be tomorrow over there. It's still Sunday over here. Yes, I agree. I'm a private person myself and not much of a public performer. I studied music but didn't care for concerts or recitals. It spoils the fun somehow and I don't like competitive contests. I feel the same way you do about wirehaired fox terriers, but I did take care of a miniature schnauzer for someone over almost two years who was a natural born trick performing artist. Her name was Paris. When I opened the back door for her to come to she would run and leap and bound over the threshold and bounce off the side of the bed to make a dash for the dining room to beat me to the table and jump up in my chair to see if there was still food on my plate to eat before I could catch up with her. I used to get down on my hands and knees and back up real fast. Paris would scamper after me to chase my hands. She'd chase my feet too, if I stood up with my legs close together and backed up real fast. I didn't even need to train her much. Later on, I read that shows and circuses in Germany highly prized schnauzers as animal actors and circus performers and my time with Paris sure prooved that to be true. If I couldn't have a fox terrier, I'd take a schnauzer. I'd love to have another dog. I love 🐕 dogs more than people and even more than myself. I always wanted to go to Russia and learn the language. I studied about Russia a lot and loved the culture, history and literature. I even read a book entitled Inside Russia Today by John Gunther who was a well known American author in his life and times. His book helped me gain a more open minded view about Russia and other countries around the world. Maybe someday I'll make it. So, I should close and say goodbye for now. Is Nazdrovya the word for Hello or Welcome in Russian, and is Nazvedanya the word for Goodbye or Farewell. There was a hunourous but embarrassing incident years ago when President Gorbachev visited our country and this city put up a banner to welcome him but the banner had the word for Farewell instead of Welcome. That's dumb Americans for you, huh! Well, Goodbye for now and I'll write again sometime soon, Phillip
@@phillipjones8099 it's 1:22 am now) Are you from America? And what happened to Paris? To say goodbye we use "Do svidaniya", to say "you're welcome" we use "na zdorovye" or "pozhaluista")) I never thought how funny it looks if written with English letters)))
@@dianaandtaffy4943 I'll tell you about the story of Paris tomorrow morning my time, evening, your time. I just didn't want to write you so late or so early, as the case may be. It looks like you're about eleven to twelve hours ahead of me. Would that be Moscow time in your time zones? Well, I'm turning in for the night. I have to go to work in the morning. The time must be about eight o'clock in the morning there. Have a Good Day and Tell Taffy Hello, Phillip.
@@dianaandtaffy4943 Yes, I'm from America. I live in Downey, California which is a suburb of Los Angeles in Southeast Los Angeles County. What city in Russia do you live in? So, how is Taffy doing today? I'm going to be a little busier today than I had thought so I'll have to write to you about pretty little Paris later. I hope that Taffy and you have a Good Evening until then, Phillip.
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Очень мило, отличный трюк! 😁😚🤗 Фоксик молодец! 😚☺️🙂👍👍👍
Taffy is hilarious!!!
Теффи умничка!!!💝💝💝
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Умничка🤗
I remember that song by Nat King Cole. My mother was a natural born singer. She used to sing that song and many others all the time. That song was even in a television commercial from a charity to help children with disabilities back in the 1960s when I was growing up which brings back memories too.
Have a Good Time of Day or Night whichever it is, Phillip
I love this song too, singing it all the time
PS
Nat King Cole was one of my mother's favorite performing artists. She sang as good as Doris Day. In fact, my mother taught our first 🐕 dog who was a cocker spaniel and poodle mix how to do tricks. His name was Jacques Pierre but we called him Jock which is a Scottish nickname for Jack or John. She taught me how to train Jock and teach him tricks like jumping over a stick and jumping through a hoop. He was a real good boy and a good friend. Thanks for helping me remember my family and dogs and being able to write to you, Phillip
Диана теффи и вы просто чудесны😁 👍 у меня тоже есть фокстерьер. Теперь два Фокстерьера. Феба родила дочку Яри. Но они не такие воспитанные😁 хотя я их тоже учу. Сейчас учимся кататься на самокате
Спасибо! Какие у них отношения?
Hello Diana and Taffy!
I've been watching your videos over the years and I just have to tell you how much I love Taffy and you and all the wonderful trucks you have taught Taffy. I used to have wire haired fox terriers just like Taffy, and Taffy reminds me of them so much that it makes me both laugh and cry. I miss my Misty and Jason so much. I wanted to get a kit to train them in obstacle courses but never got around to it. They were just as smart as Taffy but I didn't teach them tricks like you perform with Taffy. The two of you are professionals. You must have had some training yourself in sports or ballet. I've never cared about traveling much, but I'd travel overseas to your country just to see Taffy and you perform your shows in person just for that reason. I guess, judging from your videos, that you must live in Russia or Ukraine down by the Black Sea in the Crimea, which looks like a lovely place to live and perform with Taffy, especially since those countries have such an old traditional of animal shows and 🎪 circuses.
I can't wait to see your next show and newest tricks with Miss Taffy. Thanks for all your great performances and bringing back memories of my own 🐕 dogs. Spazeba, Phillip Jones
Hello, Phillip! Thanks for such a pleasant review, I'm really glad to read such a comment. You're right, we live in Russia, but we don't perform in public, I mean circus or something else, I train Taffy just to spend time together, she likes learning, I love teaching her, it's all for fun. I'm quite a creative person too, so I can realise some ideas in our videos. Hope you come to our country one day and see us :) I think you should get a fox terrier again, they are unbelievable! I don't think I could ever have another breed.
@@dianaandtaffy4943 Thank you for writing back so soon. What time is it in Russia right now? It must already be tomorrow over there. It's still Sunday over here. Yes, I agree. I'm a private person myself and not much of a public performer. I studied music but didn't care for concerts or recitals. It spoils the fun somehow and I don't like competitive contests. I feel the same way you do about wirehaired fox terriers, but I did take care of a miniature schnauzer for someone over almost two years who was a natural born trick performing artist. Her name was Paris. When I opened the back door for her to come to she would run and leap and bound over the threshold and bounce off the side of the bed to make a dash for the dining room to beat me to the table and jump up in my chair to see if there was still food on my plate to eat before I could catch up with her. I used to get down on my hands and knees and back up real fast. Paris would scamper after me to chase my hands. She'd chase my feet too, if I stood up with my legs close together and backed up real fast. I didn't even need to train her much. Later on, I read that shows and circuses in Germany highly prized schnauzers as animal actors and circus performers and my time with Paris sure prooved that to be true. If I couldn't have a fox terrier, I'd take a schnauzer. I'd love to have another dog. I love 🐕 dogs more than people and even more than myself.
I always wanted to go to Russia and learn the language. I studied about Russia a lot and loved the culture, history and literature. I even read a book entitled Inside Russia Today by John Gunther who was a well known American author in his life and times. His book helped me gain a more open minded view about Russia and other countries around the world. Maybe someday I'll make it.
So, I should close and say goodbye for now. Is Nazdrovya the word for Hello or Welcome in Russian, and is Nazvedanya the word for Goodbye or Farewell. There was a hunourous but embarrassing incident years ago when President Gorbachev visited our country and this city put up a banner to welcome him but the banner had the word for Farewell instead of Welcome. That's dumb Americans for you, huh!
Well, Goodbye for now and I'll write again sometime soon, Phillip
@@phillipjones8099 it's 1:22 am now) Are you from America? And what happened to Paris? To say goodbye we use "Do svidaniya", to say "you're welcome" we use "na zdorovye" or "pozhaluista")) I never thought how funny it looks if written with English letters)))
@@dianaandtaffy4943 I'll tell you about the story of Paris tomorrow morning my time, evening, your time. I just didn't want to write you so late or so early, as the case may be. It looks like you're about eleven to twelve hours ahead of me. Would that be Moscow time in your time zones? Well, I'm turning in for the night. I have to go to work in the morning. The time must be about eight o'clock in the morning there. Have a Good Day and Tell Taffy Hello, Phillip.
@@dianaandtaffy4943 Yes, I'm from America. I live in Downey, California which is a suburb of Los Angeles in Southeast Los Angeles County. What city in Russia do you live in? So, how is Taffy doing today? I'm going to be a little busier today than I had thought so I'll have to write to you about pretty little Paris later.
I hope that Taffy and you have a Good Evening until then, Phillip.
Hola Diana, eres una chica encantadora. Taffy tiene suerte de tenerte. Donde vives, en Rusia ?.
Gracias) Sí, en Rusia
PS
Happy Valentine's Day!
SO AWESOME to see both of you back
😊❤👍