Have you ever wondered if your dog is judging you? Maybe you look over and your pup has one little eyebrow quirked up. (Lucas did that ALL the time!) Or maybe you feel like you and your dog are really attuned to one another's behavior, so certainly your dog notices when you mess up? On the flip side, we never have to wonder if another human is judging us. For instance... Has this
Dog-Friendly Reading for Summer
With the summer solstice a few days behind us, it's officially time to pack up those pool bags with a pile of summer reads! And, lucky you, I have a bunch of recommendations for all kinds of readers. (: From the dozens of books I've finished recently, a few animal-themed books rose to the top of the list, and I have several more that are next on my TBR. I wanted to share those today in
How to Make Your Home Cat-Friendly
Without sacrificing cleanliness, style, or function. Recently, I chatted with a woman about my job writing about dogs, cats, and the pet industry. She said she loved animals, cats in particular, just not in her house. Why? Well, she said, she can't stand the sight of carpet-covered cat trees and she refuses to live in a home that smells like a litter box. Yeah, girl. Me, too.
The 3-3-3 Rule of Dog Rescue and a Penny Progress Update
Have you heard of the 3-3-3 rule of adopting a new dog? It's a set of guidelines for transitioning a new dog into your home. Don't let the words "rule" or "guidelines" trick you into thinking this is a hard-and-fast situation. Rather, I like to think of it more as a framework or mindset to help your new dog settle. Let's dig in, and I'm going to share how our new pup, Penny, is doing at the
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