There’s a lot happening round these parts of late… First up, your punny pet names: Macawly Culkin and Doe Pesci. (You know, like doe. A deer. A female deer. And a bird.) Have you signed… Holiday happenings for filthy animals and the pets who love them
It’s Friday, which means it’s time for me to lob some linkage your way! Oh, and before we get to today’s linkage, a little shameless self-promotion. I’m back again this week guest posting on the… The hills are alive with the sound of puns (and dinosaurs)
It’s time for your weekly linkage. I’ve chosen today’s theme for one simple reason. Senior dogs rock. First up, your punny pet names: Lickey Rooney and Ben Catlock. This month, I’m doing a series of… Senior dogs rock: Maturity is totally underrated
You know, if our pets could read what we say about them online, they might be both flattered and horrified. After all, we sometimes share their most embarrassing moments on the Internet for all to… If our pets ever learn to read, we’re all in big trouble…
A few months ago, I realized that Bella is losing her hearing. It’s not totally gone yet, but she definitely has trouble hearing. When she does hear a sound, she seems to have trouble figuring out where it’s coming from. (Is your dog experiencing hearing loss too? Check out some of these tips.)
Initially, I was kind of sad about this realization. After all, my baby puppy is not as young as she used to be. However, I’ve come to realize that there are a few benefits to this new state of affairs. (Plus, deaf dogs rock!)
Should you find yourself in a similar situation, try to look on the bright side of life.
You might find that there are some silver linings to that seemingly dark cloud. (After all, we should always rely on Spamalot for important life lessons.) Here are a few good things I’ve discovered about having a dog that’s losing her hearing…Always look on the bright side of deaf
