Wishing you guys a safe and happy Fourth of July weekend! Last year I did a post about dogs with sound sensitivity for this particular holiday. If you're nervous about tonight, here are the tips I shared. Otherwise, please enjoy!! And, of course, outtakes (although the winner wasn't exactly a solid shot...)!
Chemo round… more?
Yesterday Lucas was due for his fourth and hopefully final dose of chemo. As you can probably guess, it didn't happen. He had a blood test on Tuesday, and both his platelets and his white counts were too low to administer the chemo. I'm thrilled it saved us the drive to and from Purdue--and all of Lukey's associated stress--but I was really ready to put this behind me. They want him to get
The results are in! Cooper’s DNA test results show…
I seriously can't stop laughing, you guys. This is pretty hilarious. Okay, so there were a lot of solid guesses when I posted about DNA testing Cooper with the Mars Wisdom Panel 3.0. Here's that original post. The majority of the votes were for a Ridgeback, some pittie, maybe some lab, and my two favorites, a Jack in the Box suggested by Mayzie's mom, and a Golden Resneezer suggested by my
The cost of pet ownership: Should animal adoption be restricted by income?
It's been a while since I climbed onto my soapbox, so lemme dust this thing off and climb on up here... In 2013, I wrote a post asking should pet adoptions be free, and the discussion on the blog and on Facebook included varied opinions, but it seemed that the general consensus opposed my opinion that, yes, pet adoptions should sometimes be free. Then, a year later, I wrote a post asking
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