Chaos. That's the theme of the past 72 hours. Complete and utter chaos. It started innocently enough with a shift at the low-cost vaccination clinic here in town, something I do monthly, usually with very little to report. I arrived to find the first patient of the day, the most darling little pit puppy, with her ears taped, having recently undergone her cropping surgery. Ugh. Plus the guy was
On little dogs and guest blogs
This is Stanley: Stanley is utterly adorable. He's also very, very small. Here's Stanley next to Lucas: He spent the day with us yesterday. Little Stanley is only 8 pounds, literally 1/10th the size of Lucas. It was a great day for the boys to have a new little buddy to play with. Mostly Lucas tried desperately to get Stanley to play, while Stanley was mostly interested in
Animal Assisted Therapy, Hiking with the Dogs, and a New Training Goal
Whew! What a whirlwind few days! It started out on Friday with Emmett and I visiting three kindergarten classes. That means lots and lots and lots of 5- and 6-year-olds! Emmett did spectacularly, patiently sitting while 75 grubby hands patted him, giving the occasional high five, and demonstrating how easy it is for boys and girls to read to their pets. The only hiccup was when, in the first
How would you describe your dog?
Dogs' personalities vary as widely as their appearances! So do their skills and aptitudes, their preferences, and their motivations. In fact, there's a ton of fascinating research going on right now just to try to get a better sense of what it's like to be a dog. As any dog lover knows, their lives and interesting, complex, and full of emotion. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying
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