Just in case you didn’t know, both doggies.com and our sister site, breeders.net, have Facebook pages. The doggies.com page carries funny, heartwarming, and newsworthy information about dogs in general, while the breeders.net page focuses more specifically on purebreds.
The doggies page is getting awfully close to 10,000 likes – I’d sure love to see us break that record!
If you haven’t already done so, pop over to Facebook and give us a big thumbs up by clicking “Like Page”.
I know Hanukkah has ended, but I just saw this beautiful photo and couldn’t resist posting it. (I’d never remember if I tried to save it until next year.)
Here’s the line-up for the Best in Show competition at the 2014 National Dog Show.
From the Working Group: Samoyed
From the Toy Group: Affenpinscher
From the Hound Group: Bloodhound
From the Herding Group: Bearded Collie
From the Sporting Group: Gordon Setter
From the Terrier Group: Smooth Fox Terrier
From the Non-Sporting Group: French Bulldog
May your stuffing be tasty,
May your turkey be plump.
May your potatoes and gravy
have nary a lump.
May your yams be delicious,
May your pies take the prize,
May your Thanksgiving dinner
stay off of your thighs.
Happy Turkey Day to all of you dog lovers out there!
Stop back later in the day for live blog posts from the National Dog Show (starting at noon Eastern) and from Fox’s Cause for Paws All-Star Dog Spectacular, starting at 8 pm Eastern.
I posted an article yesterday on the value of therapy animals. Have you ever been lucky enough to have a dog (or other animal) come visit you when you were in need?
Happy Labor Day to all the working dogs out there.
Whether you spend your days keeping us safe, fighting our wars, providing therapy, bringing in the herd, retrieving prey, or just making us feel better as a companion, we appreciate your hard work!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
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Just in case you didn’t know, both doggies.com and our sister site, breeders.net, have Facebook pages. The doggies.com page carries funny, heartwarming, and newsworthy information about dogs in general, while the breeders.net page focuses more specifically on purebreds.
