Cobar has learned that if he hears the Angry Birds sounds coming from my computer, he will wake up an insist that I play with him instead of the video game.  It is quite funny and he is very insistent about it.  He will jump up on me, nussle me with his nose to get me to play.  It's to the point where I can't really play the game for more than about 5 minutes and he is in my face.  I guess that the weather is much better it is a good thing as sitting around and playing the video game doesn't help either of us.  And it gets both of us outside of the house and away from the computer.  I am going to try to create a video of him doing it so you can all see it.

Hey! I am getting somewhere with this site.

I was having problems with trying to remove the dog from the header logo and insert Cobar into it.  I've found a clear header graphic, so it will be much easier for me to drop Cobar onto the logo now.

It has also been an extremely tough time for Cobar.  He had been sick since I started his web site project. It was very bad several times I thought he might not make it or we would have to put him down.  I will be adding the blogs that I have entered from my AutoNarcosis.com site over to this one explaining what's happened with him to get some content up onto this site.  Just to let any readers know, Cobar is recovering and doing very well.  He is almost at his 2 week recovery process and is improving every day.

I will also work on some links to Photo galleries of Cobar.  I am not planning on creating one here as I seem to be replicating the data across the different domains I have.  Seems kind of redundant to put the same imagines 6 different places.

Thanks for reading this.

Welcome to Cobars website.

This site is to tell the story of Cobar, an Australian Cattle Dog who suffers from the genetic disease Haemophilia.  Cobar is a red heeler.  Cobar comes from an Australian Aborginial native language, Kuparr, meaning Red or Burned Earth.  He was born around August 11th, 2007.  His family purchased him off a craigslist advertisement when he was 8 weeks old. He lives with his family in Lacey, Washington State, USA.

The site will chronicle the life of being a dog that suffers from Haemophila. 

We are still working on the theme. The current top photo is not Cobar. It is a stock photo that will be replaced with a photo of Cobar.