Yesterday I wrote about BSL, what it is, why it's wrong, and my commitment to do something about it. We're presented with a unique opportunity. In September, BlogPaws will be held in Denver, a city that has already killed 2,266 dogs as part of their breed ban. BlogPaws is the coming together of hundreds of bloggers, hundreds of writers who are a voice for the animals, hundreds of people
BlogPaws West
Earlier this month, BlogPaws announced a second conference for 2010, this one in Denver. The first conference, held in Columbus, Ohio, was amazing. Beyond the useful panel discussions and inspiring keynote speeches, I made lots of new blogging friends, which was completely invaluable. And I really want to go to BlogPaws in Denver. Except. I'm a little sensitive about BSL issues, and I
On blogs and dogs
Earlier this week, my blog crashed. When I realized what was going on, cold, icy panic took over. I submitted help tickets, waited on hold for customer service, and - of course - tweeted my anxiety. The only thought that kept reverberating was: What if all my content is gone? Obviously it all worked out. But there was a huge lesson in this: Save and backup, then save and backup some
Are city dogs happier than suburban dogs?
When we lived in DC, Emmett and Lucas had very busy social lives. They went to the park for 45 minutes in the morning and 45 minutes in the evening. We took them to Petsmart or to friends' houses for puppy play dates on the weekends. They went to a doggy birthday party with all their park friends. On nice nights, they would romp on our building's (fully fenced in!) roof deck with other dogs from
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