Working from home with three dogs and a cat provides some challenges. For example, I'm convinced that the UPS man waits outside my house until the moment I get on the telephone - then he rings the doorbell, sending the boys into a frenzy. When I'm working on stories for pet publications, it's okay. Mostly, the other people laugh. But when I'm working on, say, a corporate newsletter and speaking
On being married to a blogger
John here. Maggie is on her way to Chicago for a pet expo, so I decided to take over her blog for today and tell you my side of the story! When Maggie first decided to start a blog I was excited because I knew that she really needed a creative outlet. More than that, she needed something that was all her own. We have lots of things in common and enjoy doing many things together, but everyone
Why he won’t sit
Recently, I encountered some goofy dog training "wisdom" that said, basically, if your dog won't hold a position you ask of him, he's being stubborn or obstinate. Hm. What if - and, I know, it's a crazy idea - your dog won't hold a position because it's uncomfortable? Cooper does not sit. Well, he does. If you cue him to sit, he sits. But only for a second. Then he immediately pops back
Lennie
Well, it happened. Newt maimed one of the boys. (OK. OK. Not maimed. Scratched.) And, of course, it was Lucas. We don't know what happened. Everyone was hanging out, there was a scuffle, then his ear was bleeding. Frankly, I'm astounded that it took this long for it to happen. But what's even more astounding about this whole Newt/Lucas situation is that, from the very beginning, his
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