My Hope For Everyone Last week I got together with SJC blog guest star, Meika and her mom for a walk at a local park. After our walk we decided to hit up a local ice cream shop for a post-walk snack. It was a gorgeous evening
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Life Changes Can Be Problematic Stress effects dogs in much the same way that it effects people and if you’ve been following this blog over the years, that should come as no surprise. What we are sometimes surprised by is that events that are seemingly innocuous to
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Here is a repost of a very popular Dog Bite Prevention Month post from 2011 To Pet or Not To Pet Yesterday I wrote about the rules that we has humans (and especially children) need to follow when interacting with dogs to keep things as safe as
Read more →Two Bits of Information–newsletter and new post It is that time again for our quarterly news letter (and by that I mean it’s about a month or so late). I wanted to make sure everyone had a chance to sign up for the newsletter if you haven’t
Read more →Spotty Day! Shayne and Rio had a fantastic adventure the other day with one of their good buddy’s, Doc the dalmatian. The three were fantastic together even though it had been about 9 months since they all hung out. We were missing the second spotty, Delta, but
Read more →Originally posted May 2012 DBPM–Do NOT Pet! (repost) Last year I wrote two popular photo blogs about reading doggie body language. I’m going to re-post these this week on this blog while perhaps adding additional images along the way because I think they are important and include
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Congratulations Graduates! We are really excited to announce our two newest Bachelor Degree graduates! Maggie B.A. and Lainie B.A. have worked extremely hard over the last year in several different classes to finally get to this stepping stone goal! Both of these pooches started with me in
Read more →Things Not to Share With Fido There are a lot of things that I like to share with my dogs. I share my bed, my couch, my love, my snuggles, my snacks, and my time with them on a daily basis. For an only child, I really
Read more →DBPM–Who’s Responsible For Preventing Dog Bites? This may seem like a silly question or one with an obvious answer but after reading some ridiculous comments on a self proclaimed dog-bite resource, I felt it was necessary to post. We are all responsible for preventing dog bites. Dog
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