I got an e-mail from Martha, asking me to share her site with all of you. She has two dogs, Jake & Tycho, who “star” in a new video each weekday. They’re really cute! And I especially love the public service announcement about adopting from a shelter.
Here’s her promo info, which is a pretty apt description.
Move over, Laurel and Hardy!Jake and Tycho are in town!
Who are Jake and Tycho, you say?Only the funniest new comedy duo to hit the Internet.
As the blog writer here at doggies.com, I get lots of e-mails from readers, asking for my advice. I’ve also noticed that we get lots of comments on the blog that don’t necessarily pertain to the posting, but the commenter wants advice or wants to ask a question. While both of these are totally fine, we felt the need to add a forums section to allow our readers to interact with each other, rather than with just me (through e-mail) or rather than posting an un-related comment which may not get read widely.
I work for a power company, so I know first-hand how much trouble some people have coming up with the money to pay their electric bills each month. The Denver Zoo may have just found the solution!
Has anyone sent you the e-mail yet with all of the cute animals? Thanks to friend of the blogger, Marsha, for sending it to me. I’ve attached below some of the most precious of the group. Had to include the non-dog ones because…well, just because! If you left-click on any of the pictures, you can get a larger view.
The Madison Square Garden blog is looking for submissions for the CUTEST
doggie photos. Think your pooch has what it takes? Winners will be
included in a brand new MSG.com photo gallery. <http://msg.com/photos/the-greatest-american-dogs/slide/1/>
GUESS WHO CAME HOME FOR DINNER?
This fawn followed this beagle home —- right through the doggie door —- in the Bittinger, MD. area recently. The owner came home to find the visitor had made himself right at home.
I work for a power company, so I know first-hand how much trouble some people have coming up with the money to pay their electric bills each month. The Denver Zoo may have just found the solution!
