Tavish Holiday Tip #63
As is tradition around these parts, it’s time for the annual unveiling of our holiday card.Tavish Holiday Tip #63
Yule thank him later: Tavish Holiday Tip #23
As some of our longtime readers might know, our canine collaborators are in the habit of sharing a holiday tip in our holiday card every year. Accordingly, it’s time to reveal this year’s card…Yule thank him later: Tavish Holiday Tip #23
Caption these dogs: Leaping into the new year
Okay, I must warn you – the photo below is pretty terrible. We’re talking should-have-deleted-it-immediately territory. It should really be in the don’t-let-anyone-see-this pile. The if-only-I’d-made-different-choices category. However, I kind of love it, in spite… Caption these dogs: Leaping into the new year
Meet the Bloggers: Hello, my name is Dog Crazy
Hello, my name is Dog Crazy. (It’s a pretty common name, actually. Even the Queen is a crazy dog lady. For real. She’s one of us.)
And you are?
Grab a cocktail, pull up a patch of the Interwebz, and tell me about yourself. It’s all part of the Meet the Bloggers blog hop – and you’re invited!Meet the Bloggers: Hello, my name is Dog Crazy
Why should you step out from behind that camera? Here’s why.
If you scour my blog, you might find one photo of me. That’s pretty much it.
I was having a conversation with a few blogging friends the other day, and it turns out that I’m not alone on that front.
As bloggers – particularly pet bloggers – we spend a lot of time behind the camera, but not that much in front of it. We post countless photos of our furballs and share all sorts of personal stories, but – for some of us, at least – it’s pretty rare that our faces grace the hallowed HTML of our own blogs.
Why should you step out from behind that camera? Here’s why.
Hold on to August a little longer with these 14 blog posts…
It’s time for another monthly roundup, so set aside some time to catch up on your reading. Here are a few posts that made me smile in the month of August:Hold on to August a little longer with these 14 blog posts…
How can taking a photo save a life?
I happened to see that Seth Casteel, the photographer behind Underwater Dogs and the founder of Second Chance Photos, was featured on Buzzfeed last month. Through Second Chance Photos, Seth works with shelters and rescue groups to… How can taking a photo save a life?
Easy like Sunday morning…
These are the faces of dogs who would love to know why I’m bothering them with the iPhone camera before noon on a Sunday: At least they don’t mind the constant Lionel Richie references. Digging… Easy like Sunday morning…
Caught on the dog surveillance cam…
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 Dachshund Nola. Stop by one… Caught on the dog surveillance cam…