Who’s afraid of a little cat?
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Good day, and good dog!
Category Archives: Animals
A Swarm of Beagles
Incidentally, I would have the exact same look on my face if I were ever swarmed by Beagle puppies!
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Dogs are Blessed
Thought this one was kind of sweet.
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For those of you who also love cats
I know many dog lovers are also cat lovers, so I’d be remiss if I didn’t point out that June 4th is National Hug Your Cat Day. In addition to my five house cats, I am also fostering this mama cat and seven kittens, so I’ll have lots of love to go around today!
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Friday Funny: Ned the Bed
Happy weekend!
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Dog or Bear?
Unbelievable story from People Pets!
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Tuesday Top Ten: Female Dog Names from 2017
From the client database of Rover.com, here’s the list of the top ten names people used for their female dogs in 2017.
Bella
Lucy
Daisy
Luna
Lola
Sadie
Molly
Maggie
Bailey
Sophie
The only one that surprises me is Bailey. How about you?
Check out last week’s post to get the male perspective.
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Good day and good dog!
Tuesday Top Ten: Male Dog Names from 2017
Each year, Rover.com analyzes data taken from its clients to determine the most common dog names in any particular year. Here’s the list for boy dogs from 2017:
Max
Charlie
Cooper
Buddy
Jack
Rocky
Oliver
Bear
Duke
Tucker
Are any of your favorites on the list?
Check back next week for the top female names.
Until next time,
Good day and good dog!
Dog Fur Everywhere!
I saw this online and thought it was a good idea for upcycling the fur you are no doubt finding everywhere now that spring is in the air.
Simply empty your dog brush into it and hang it outside for the birds to use to line their nests.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Philadelphia Works Toward “No-Kill” Goal
NBC News in Philadelphia reports that several of the city’s animal shelters have banded together to create a city-wide no-kill policy, which would allow only very sick dogs or those who can not be rehabilitated due to overt aggression to be euthanized. Continue reading Philadelphia Works Toward “No-Kill” Goal