All of us at doggies.com and breeders.net hope you have a happy, safe Fourth of July! And if your dog is entered in any parades, may he be as cute as the one pictured here and win all the awards!
Every once in a while, I make a post about goings-on at the AKC Museum of the Dog in New York City. What I didn’t know until recently is that they have an awesome museum store that you can access online if you can’t make it to the city so nice they named it twice.
They have holiday items, stationery, and dog toys, among other things. One of my favorites is pictured above and featured in the Home Decor section. It’s a needlepoint valet tray featuring a really cute Bulldog Butler. Continue reading AKC Museum of the Dog Store→
Who doesn’t love the Fourth of July? Your dog, that’s who. More dogs disappear from home on Independence Day than on any other day of the year. The fireworks set off this week are more terrifying than even thunderstorms, and in my neighborhood, they’ve already started.
From our friends at ThatPetPlace.com, here are a few things you can do to ease their anxiety and keep them safe.
I hope you and your dogs have a safe, fun holiday.
Have you considered what would happen to your animals if you were suddenly hospitalized due to the coronavirus (or for any reason, really)? What if you died suddenly?
Not a topic any of us want to think about, but one which we must consider.
In New York City, they have a special team that feeds animals abandoned by owners in the hospital, and takes in the animals who have been orphaned by the virus. But most of us don’t live in cities large enough to have this kind of service. Continue reading Pets of the Pandemic→
Photo: Allison MonahanMy niece sent along this photo of Bettina, who is about 3 months old and is learning to be an assistance dog through Guiding Eyes for the Blind at Ohio State. (Go Buckeyes!) Continue reading Meet Bettina!→
You’ve seen the kids on the side of milk cartons. Recently, a Florida brewery announced they would be putting lost dogs on the sides of beer cans. And they had at least one success! What a sweet story.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
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