Back to back they faced each other…
Anyone else remember that poem? If you do, I assure you that only the line I borrowed for the post title applies here. (I will, however, admit that it was a fine day in the… Back to back they faced each other…
It’s raining on my face: Pilots ‘N Paws
Three local rescue groups in the northern Virginia area (including HART and FOHA, who you may remember from such awesome dogs as Bella and Tavish) participated in a massive Pilots ‘N Paws event on Saturday. The event… It’s raining on my face: Pilots ‘N Paws
Lazy Sunday: Puppy Island version
Digging the black & white vibe we’ve got going on today? It’s part of the Black & White Sunday blog hop hosted by You Did What With Your Weiner, My Life in Blog Years, and… Lazy Sunday: Puppy Island version
Game of Bones: Dinner is coming…
Today, I have a duo of dogs for you… let me see your creative captions! (As for my Game of Thrones-inspired efforts, I fully recognize they’re pretty silly. The dogs were staring at me last… Game of Bones: Dinner is coming…
All hail the canine football fan…
Bella and Tavish were hanging out on the sofa earlier today, watching football with the hub. He snapped this photo of Bella – I guess her team was having a rough day. Digging the black… All hail the canine football fan…
Let me tell you ’bout a dog I know…
I realized that I haven’t spent much time letting you get to know Tavish. So, here are a few fun facts about the newest member of the I Still Want More Puppies family:
7 books I wish my dogs would write
The posts at Something Wagging This Way Comes never fail to get me thinking. This recent post is no exception: 7 Books I Wish Dog Trainers Would Write. (Head on over and check it out… I’ll wait here.) I hope the one about teaching your dog to stop shedding gets written. If I could, I’d reserve a copy now.
Since Pamela’s got the dog training books covered, I thought I’d turn my eye to another segment of the market – books about dog behavior. I’m sure we all have a few mysteries in need of solving (and after all, imitation is supposed to be the sincerest form of flattery – I hope Pamela feels sufficiently flattered today). To solve these mysteries, I’m going to the source.