Yowling. That's the only word I can think to describe it. Meowing is close, but it doesn't have the right edge, the sharpness. Or, maybe it's more of a mournful holler? Regardless: Every single night without fail for about six weeks now, Newtie yowls. She goes upstairs while we're downstairs--it's only ever if we're on separate levels--and she yowls. Then she picks up a cat toy in her
Is there a such thing as a perfect dog?
If I had to guess, I'd suppose that I spend more time Googling dog-related topics than the average person. And it's not just Google either: My YouTube and Instagram histories are full of all kinds of dog-related searches. I love it, of course, because as this site proclaims, I am obsessed with dogs. But, I gotta say... a disturbing trend is emerging. So much stuff online,
Train Your Cat to Walk on a Leash: Outdoor Safety for Indoor Cats
Have you ever thought about taking your indoor cat outside? Have you ever wondered how to train your cat to walk on a leash? This is the foundation for outdoor safety for indoor cats. I do want to note: The purpose of this post isn't to argue that I think it's best for cats to be indoor only. Cats do live a longer, happier, healthier life if they're indoor only (with exceptions for feral
3 of the best TED Talks about dogs
I don't know about you guys, but I adore TED talks. They are my go-to YouTube binge on Friday nights (because I'm so cool). There are so many amazing talks, and I love to watch a wide variety--lately I've been watching a ton of child development, and I spent a whole night of watching TED talks about cults (SO CRAZY, y'all), and I try to watch all things animal-related. I struggled to pick three
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