Another great song and video from friend-of-the-blogger Randi Breese. She describes her new song, “Colors Fill the Sky” this way: I wrote this song in hopes that it would bring healing to those that have lost a beloved pet. We love them as much as any other family member and miss them terribly when they are gone.
Great job, as always Randi! I love the part about our dogs waiting for us in heaven.
When Ellie, a blind spaniel, was adopted by shelter manager Jean Spencer, she never expected that her other dog, Leo, would choose to become her very own seeing-eye dog. “I take them for walks in the park and Leo guides Ellie around,” says Spencer. “He is so protective and herds the more boisterous dogs away from her.”
I’ve been accumulating a long list of funny dog pictures, and I can’t fit them all in on Fridays, so I’ll share some of them here. As always, click on the thumbnail to see the images larger.
Sleeping with the Enemy
What do you mean no kisses?
And just because it was so cute, I had to include 1 cat picture
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Did you see today’s Dennis the Menace comic strip? Dennis is showing Margaret the excellent skills of Ruff the dog.
“Roll over,” he says, but the dog doesn’t move. “Sit!” Again the dog just lies there. “Speak!” Again, the dog does nothing. “So, what’s the trick?” Margaret asks.
I think it’s sweet that the True Blue Warriors Facebook page that honors police officers killed in the line of duty also honors K-9 officers who have fallen. One recent warrior whose life was recently taken was Andy, of the Vermillion (Ohio) PD.
Thanks, True Blue Warriors, for understanding and recognizing the sacrifice of your 4-legged officers, as well as the 2-legged ones.
Saw this on Facebook yesterday – what a great idea! Mix together some chicken stock and water, add some toys or treats, then freeze. Let your dog go wild outside, slurping the cold liquid and finding his toys as he goes.