An Fun End of School Year Interview for Kids
Some of you might remember at the beginning of this school year when I shared a fun “interview” I put together with questions for Essley, with intentions of asking her the same questions on the last day of school (which … Continue reading
Woman Adopts Her Childhood Best Friend
Nicole Renae is married with one child. She and her husband wanted to adopt a dog to make their family complete. Nicole had loved a dog named Chloe when she was a child, but the family had been forced by … Continue reading
National Police Week
National Police Week is May 13th – 19th. Have you hugged a K-9 today? To all police officers, but especially the K-9 handlers: have a safe week! Until next time, Good day, and good dog! Doggies.com Dog Blog
Finding Money to Pay for Pet Cancer Treatment #FightPetCancer
If your dog has been given a diagnosis of cancer, you are certainly not alone. With about half the dog population developing cancer at some point in their lifetime, it’s a disease that is… [[ This is a summary only. … Continue reading
Pet Food Recall: OC Raw Dog, LLC RECALLS one lot of Chicken, Fish & Produce
The FDA reports on a possible health risk: OC Raw Dog, LLC of Rancho Santa Margarita, CA, is recalling approximately 1,560 lbs of Chicken, Fish & Produce Raw Frozen Canine Formulation which was manufactured on 10/11/2017 with a lot number … Continue reading
Best Dog Breeds For Families With Kids
Almost 75 million dogs have been adopted into homes that already owned at least one dog. Multi-dog homes are often good for families with kids. There are other dogs to play with so a dog is not expecting constant attention … Continue reading
Tom bird
The early weeks of May begin the age of green pastels. The soft greenery of foliage pokes its way out of the gray smudge of the canopy, and the pastures are thickly verdant in the revived grass. This age of … Continue reading
Towards a New Model for Dog Domestication
Original crossbreeding between a German shepherd and Carpathian wolf to found the Czechoslovakian Vlcak. If you have been reading this blog for a long time, I used to post historical and indigenous accounts of wolves, coyotes, and dingoes being used … Continue reading
Making Bold Choices
I was talking with a childhood friend recently about the paths we took after college. She reminded me how I packed up my little car the day after I graduated from University of Wisconsin and moved, by myself, to a … Continue reading
Easy Vegetarian Thai Red Curry
Thank you Village Harvest for sponsoring this post. Every day Village Harvest is planting seeds of change and growing possibilities, one bag of goodness at a time. Pssst… You can shop the image above! Just hover over it and click. … Continue reading