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Signs of the Season
I love puns! Especially when they come with cute dog pictures.
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Good day, and good dog!
Please No Dogs Under the Tree!
Happy Thanksgiving!
All of us here at doggies.com and breeders.net wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving.
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Happy Thanksgiving Canada!
A big shout out to our Canadian readers as they celebrate Thanksgiving today. Thanks for coming along with us on this blog journey.
A short history lesson for the American readers: The Canadians actually celebrated the first Thanksgiving celebration in North America in 1578 – a full 43 years before the Pilgrims celebrated at the Plymouth Rock colony in 1621. The Canadian celebration happened when explorer Martin Frobisher returned to Canada after his 3rd try at finding the Northwest Passage.
Canadians: Please eat a BIG piece of apple pie for me! (And remember to keep your dog away from the turkey carcass – the bones can splinter and cut your dog’s throat and intestines.)
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
What would you do to keep your dog out of a kennel for the holidays?
Rover.com recently took a poll asking people what they’d rather do than put their dog in a caged kennel setting while they celebrated the holidays. It’s worth popping over to their blog to see the infographic, but here are the highlights:
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Happy 4th of July
Happy Independence Day from all of us at doggies.com and breeders.net.
Remember: more dogs are lost over 4th of July than at any other time. Leave them home when you go to the fireworks. You’ll both be glad you did!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Keep Your Dog Safe on 4th of July
While fireworks and food are a major part of Independence Day festivities, they may not be much fun for your dog. With all of the loud noises and disruption in his routine, your four-legged friend could end up getting sick – or worse, lost. According to AKC Reunite, the AKC’s pet ID and recovery service, they had 65% more recoveries last July 4-6 compared to the same time period of the prior week (Thursday through Saturday).To help keep this Fourth of July happy and safe for your dog, the American Kennel Club (AKC®) offers the following tips.
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Dogs of War: Zenit
EXCELLENT article (although a little long) on National Geographic about military working dogs.
A great big wag of the doggies.com tail to all of our veterans, both human and canine, as well as to those who are still serving, on this Memorial Day 2014. We appreciate your service and sacrifice.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
Happy New Year!
Here’s hoping 2014 brings you peace, happiness, and lots of wonderful doggie moments!
Happy New Year from all of us at doggies.com and breeders.net!