Can you believe it's almost May? I don't know where this year has gone, though I'm so happy to finally have the windows in our house open. It was time to bring in a little fresh air! You know that old saying (I think it was supposed to be about children): Give 'em an inch, they take a mile. Well, that applies fully to Emmett and Lucas. Take the door training, for instance. We established a
Dealing with canine cancer
For those of you who are new to this blog, a quick little background note: My darling Emmett was diagnosed with a nerve-sheath tumor last July. It's a soft-tissue cancer that is, thankfully, low-grade malignancy. After vets, oncologists, surgeons, and a specialist/angel/hero, Emmett had the tumor removed. We've been doing regular follow-ups -- monthly with our vet and quarterly with the
10 Ways to tire out your dog
Currently, Lucas is one tired dog: And so is Emmett: I love when the boys are this tired because I can get so much work done, but this level of exhaustion is nearly impossible to achieve with two fun-loving, energetic dogs. But since Thursday, we've kept them incredibly busy. So here are my fool-proof 10 ways to tire out your dog! (Click on the images to enlarge.) 1. Have a friend
Lesson learned, aka why I made Emmett yak.
Don’t forget to enter to win a 60-day supply of Teddy’s Pride. Time’s running out! The contest was inspired by the “Be the Change” session at BlogPaws, so give a little link love to your favorite shelter or rescue on THIS POST (click on the words THIS POST to get the right one) to be entered to win! Drawing happens Friday at noon EST! Before I get into what happened yesterday, a couple
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