Words of wisdom to live by.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Did you like the video from yesterday showing the dog who’s scared of a cat? Makes me wonder what your dogs are scared of.
Continue reading Saturday Survey: What’s Your Dog Afraid Of?
What a drama queen!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
I can’t think of any better way to say “Thank You” to them all, can you?
Please visit MilitaryWorkingDogAdoptions.com to find out more about adding one of these K9 Heroes to your family. It is estimated that a MWD saves an average of 3-5 soldiers lives A DAY and an estimated 150 lives throughout their careers. Thank a hero, thank a four legged veteran.
If you are thinking of adding a dog to your family, please make it an indoor dog. Even if you have to keep your dog in a crate sometimes, he or she is better off living inside than outside. Here are some reasons why:
Continue reading Tuesday Top Ten: Reasons Why Your Dog Should Live Indoors
If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the post from about 12:30 today, of a French Bulldog messing with a mounted NYPD horse on Wall Street. Clearly, the dog doesn’t know he could be crushed with one mis-step from the horse. If you have a small dog, does he know he’s a pipsqueak?
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
I certainly am one of the most loving of all dog owners. I have two dogs, both from the local Humane Society, your basic mutts. I pay more attention to them then just about anything in my house.
I pet them, play with them, talk, sing to, treat, and look after them as best I can. Yes, my dogs are happy dogs. When I come home, even from a short trip to the store, it’s a huge delight for them. Their tails wag like crazy and I get the warmest, happiest welcomes.
But here’s where I fail them.
I don’t walk them often enough. Most of us have careers, long work hours, duties at home, etc., sometimes there just aren’t enough hours in the day. I don’t think once or twice a week cuts it. I have to be more diligent and more responsible to THEM.
Today it was enough of excuses, I got out the leads and off we went. They sure were happy to go, and when we got back, both of them curled up for a snooze. I’m promising myself and my dogs, to get out there with them more often!!!!!
Dogs love us unconditionally– no matter age, disability, rich or poor.
But, to share a companion 8,000 pounds her senior for eight years truly shows us what dogs, and elephants can teach us.
On October 26 Bella, companion to Tarra, an 8,000 pound elephant in Tennessee, died. They made world headlines together, and featured on CBS for their amazing ability to share their lives together in food, drink, play and sleep… and in the end, what seems like amazing compassion.
Check out the story of this amazing pair of Beaty and…the Beauty.