I am a worrier. I also have a wildly overactive imagination. The imagining thing serves me well in my job, but - combined with the worrying - it's an epic fail when it comes to dog training. This past weekend, Cooper was invited to a doggy play date at this really peaceful park out in a pretty rural area of southern Indiana. I jump on any opportunity to do something new with Cooper,
How to take a decent picture of your dogs
I've posted the picture below here and on Facebook, and I got a whole bunch of comments that fell into two categories: 1. Aw, they're so cute! (Thanks! I think so!), and 2. How did you get them to look at the camera all at once? First, here's the picture: So what's the trick? What's the secret to this picture's success? Take lots and lots (and lots and lots) of pictures! I had treats that
My boys
Photo taken by their best friend Ann. Cooper looks like he's thinking about doing something mischievous. I'm pretty sure Cooper is always thinking about doing something mischievous...
Adopt the Internet Day: Why pet adoption means so much to me
In honor of their 15th birthday, Petfinder arranged to adopt the internet today! When I received an email about the event that included a request to blog about pet adoption, how could I resist? Obviously, I couldn't! Why? (Get ready for the biggest cliche to ever appear on this blog!) Because adopting a dog changed my life. Seriously. I adopted Emmett in July 2006. He was cute,
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