3rd of 6 yesterday; 1st of 2 today. Not a bad weekend for his first time out there!
Well done Keoki. 
I love the last picture, he is stacking like a pro.
I love those pics! Keoki is a nice boy. I'm glad that you decided to show him.
What a beauty!
Very handsome. I love his face.
WOO HOO GO KEOKI!!! We've got nothing but winners on this forum 
Very handsome indeed, well done by all.
He is a very nice boy-love the colour, stack. Way to go!!
Congrats! He's so cute! I love the expression on his face in the first photo. He's really beautiful!
To me that expression in the first pic looks like he is saying, "What's up everyone this is a piece of Cake! I love these pictures, and I can't believe how he has grown, seems like just yesterday you were posting pictures of your new puppy. He is very handsome, and I love the stacking. How do you teach them to do that!!!!! I would love to teach Sahara that only b/c I love the look, not to show her, I just think it looks so cool.
To me that expression in the first pic looks like he is saying, "What's up everyone this is a piece of Cake! I love these pictures, and I can't believe how he has grown, seems like just yesterday you were posting pictures of your new puppy. He is very handsome, and I love the stacking. How do you teach them to do that!!!!! I would love to teach Sahara that only b/c I love the look, not to show her, I just think it looks so cool.
Thanks, and yes – it does seem like just yesterday dh had that weak moment and let me bring another B home. 
Stacking w/mine has been pretty easy. I do it just like I teach them to sit, etc. I hold a treat and tell them to "stand", and put my hand under the belly to keep them from sitting, tell them "good stand" and give the treat.
Once they "get" that, I tell them to "hold" and keep them at a stand for a few seconds -- if they move their legs, I move the legs back and say "hold" again. Once they "get" that, I tell them "hold" and move their legs back a bit into position, telling them "hold".
Really, only takes about twenty minutes total to get them to understand "hold".
