One month ago, we picked up this pretty pittie. Stola Malarkey Marton. If this tells you anything about life with a 7-month-old puppy: I've been trying to write this post since Monday. It is now Thursday Friday one week later, and it's still not finished! She is seriously cute. She looks like she's always worried with her wrinkly forehead and big, brown eyes. She isn't a worrier,
My Heart Wants Spring
Does yours? I'm over winter. This feeling usually hits me around the second week of February each year so I guess I'm ahead of schedule. I sure hope spring is, too. (Yes, yes, the dang groundhog, but is he ever right?) Over it. Because I spent the morning dreaming of nicer weather and lots of time outdoors, I started to revisit older blog posts about preparing for spring. So, for today,
Rotational Feeding for Dogs: How, what, and why we feed on rotation
I'm always hesitant to write about food or nutrition because the internet has some STRONG ideas about these topics, but when it comes to rotational feeding for dogs, we've had enormous success for many years. And, a recent question on Facebook (thanks, Kerri!) reminded me that our experience might be helpful to someone else. So, with that said, please remember that I'm not a vet, a vet tech, a
Meet Stola
ICYMI on Instagram, we have some news: This is Stola. She's a 7-month-old pitty who came from the Fort Wayne Pit Bull Coalition and joined our family about a week ago. How did this all come about? Well, it started when Penny fully discovered her playful side. For nine or 10 months, she was still learning the ropes, developing confidence, and finding her way to dig into play. She
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