And, yes, those animals include husbands, children, and dust bunnies... When was the last time you said to yourself, "Wow, I have SO much time on my hands!! What should I do with myself?" I'd wager a fortune in kibble that the answer is: never. Never has any one of us ever said that. I don't think anyone--except maybe an elementary school kid on summer break--feels like there's endless
The caterpillar and the butterfly but mostly the goo
I read some quote recently about the caterpillar turning into the butterfly. One life ending, the other beginning. It was supposed to be inspirational, but the image stuck with me. Because it's not really a beginning or an ending. It's just a continuation of the same. It only looks different. A caterpillar basically digests itself with its own enzymes, becomes something like a goo with small
Where do you find the time to train your dog?
Right now: It's 7:52 on a Saturday night. I'm in my cozies snuggled under the covers with Cooper. Laptop balanced on my knees. Beer on the side table. And I am wiped. But, this is the first chance I've had all week to write about time management for dog training--the theme of this past week's blog hop, which closes tomorrow, so I'm scooting in at the very last second. Ironic, I
Everything you ever wanted to know about senior dogs and mobility
OK. Maybe not everything, but I'm going to try my best. First, my usual disclaimers: I'm not a vet. I'm not a vet tech. I'm not in any capacity involved in any sort of medical field. I'm a writer and avid researcher who's crazy obsessed with providing my dogs the best life possible. I'm simply sharing our experiences in the hopes that it might inspire someone else. Also, I mention a handful
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