A pet dog poem I run. I jump. I dig. I fetch. I sniff. I wag. I swim. I stretch. I roll. I yawn. I pull. I cuddle. I lick. I kiss. I nap. I snuggle.
AddThis Sharing ButtonsShare to FacebookFacebookFacebookShare to TwitterTwitterTwitterShare to PinterestPinterestPinterestShare to MoreAddThisMore5 Dogs like to frolic in the warmth of the sun. Whether it’s a leisurely walk, a frenzied game of fetch, or just a long
I like to provide people the benefit of the doubt. I believe the typical adult can handle as well as care for a dog properly. even if it’s their very first dog, most people can
These two have been sharing beds a lot lately, like nearly all the time. This is the first wintertime they’ve done this in 9 years. I could write about how sweet this is and how
Puppy potty pads – good or bad? When to use them? I am not a fan of puppy pads or fake lawn for dogs. At all. This post is about some potential problems with puppy
It must’ve taken Ace 100 repetitions to understand bang (play dead), but he finally has it down, pretty much. Seriously, how hard is it to just lie on your side? I don’t know how I
Note: This is a guest post by Kathleen Chamberlin and her daughter Heather Chamberlin-Scholle. Kathleen is the author of “Marcy Mary: The Memoirs of a Dachshund-American Princess, The early Years.” You can learn more about Kathleen and
Dog’s first trip to the ocean My family and I moved 2,000 miles across the country last week from Fargo, N.D., to Solana Beach, Calif. how to travel for three full days with a canine
My mutt Ace has become a a lot more social and confident dog. I adopted Ace in March 2007 when he was exactly a year old. He was very friendly at this time, but also
My two cats have all their claws. My 6-year-old couch is for the most part ruined because of the cats. Stuffing is showing. I keep the ends covered in blankets to hide the majority of