From the Beagle Twitterverse:
Friday Beagle neck scritches are the best neck scritches. That is an objective fact.
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Mission accomplished today.
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We know you have lots of choices to get your dog fix every day and appreciate the time you spend with us on doggies.com and breeders.net. Where do you mostly look for dog-related content?
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If you have a favorite site or hashtag you look for, please share it with the rest of us!
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As we await the verdict in Minneapolis, please let’s all stay calm and peaceful and be more like Labs.
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When trying to compare your dog’s age to human age, it’s one year in a dog’s life equals seven human years, right? Not so fast there, you!
The American Veterinary Medical Association breaks it down a little differently. They say at the end of a dog’s first year of life, s/he is the equivalent of a human teenager, about 15 years. In the second year, growth and development slows down a bit, adding about nine human years to take your dog to early adulthood, about the equivalent of a 24-year old person. Beyond that, every calendar year adds about five human years’ worth of aging. Continue reading How Old Is Your Dog?
My neighbor’s dog escaped last night and came to visit. Peered right in my front window. You better believe I had to go out and pet him for awhile before I took him home.
Hoping you have a great weekend with lots of dogs to pet.
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Today is National Random Acts of Kindness Day. Our dogs give us kindness every day, so this is the day we should pay it back with random snuggles, kisses, treats, playtime, and toys. Maybe even some time on the furniture where they’re not usually allowed. (Never happens at my house.)
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I spend a lot of (probably too much) time enjoying the tweets from Room Rater, where they often talk about the importance of artwork. Wonder how they’d rate this?
Happy weekend!
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One need only look at the wildfires raging in the Western US or the storm activity in the Caribbean to know that climate change is real. We all know we have a carbon footprint we should be trying to shrink, but did you know your dog has one that can be reduced, too?
Sherry Listgarten, writing at PaloAltoOnline.com, lists ways in which we can reduce the carbon pawprint. Here’s what I see as the top three of her suggestions. Continue reading Carbon Footprints