My Dog’s a Little Wild… Can They Still Rock a Photo Session?

How it works: Leash ‘em up. Keeps your pup safe and (mostly) in the right spot. Camera blazing. 12 frames per second to catch even a teeny, fleeting moment of stillness. Treats on standby. Canine Carryouts in burger or sausage flavors—or allergy-safe options if needed. Noise magic. Kitty meows, raspberries, squeakers, barks, and secret words like walk, ride, grandma—all fair game. Wait for it… That exact moment when your dog perks up, ears twitch, and curiosity peaks. Click. And boom: a shot that makes your chaos-loving furball look like the next obedience champion. How do you know it will work? […]

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The Rainbow Bridge

And once our heart heals and grows greater and stronger, we look to add another pup or pet to enrich our lives again. Or we turn to the other dogs and promise to give them best lives ever until they too pass.  (This is what happened with my quad pack. Mick departed, then Icey. Axle & Bender made two, until there was only one. And when Bender departed, the hurt in my heart was vast and the space in my house was empty. Losing each dog sucked, but it felt like Bender held the most pain as there were no

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Remington’s Pride Baked Goods litter portraits

Pretty straightforward on ingredients (notation of Bev 1 tsp references an adjustment that my Aunt Bev – mom’s sister – had changed at some point in the recipe’s life.) Flipping the card gets us into a vague mix & bake method (because the recipe has been done a bazillion times before). Beat everything together, fold in blueberries, greased pan, spread mixture into pan, let set. (Not sure what the “only” notation means…) Make the topping, bake and enjoy! Let me know if you try this version! Ok ok, I know you want to see the puppy pictures! And man were

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Meet the Working Dog: Roles and Breeds Explained

The working dog. You may have visions of German Shepherds on the police force, Bloodhounds with their noses to the ground, Dalmatians escorting firetrucks, Border Collies herding sheep and an extensive group of service dogs working in everything from assistance to scent work. True these dogs all have jobs which means they are working, yet (excluding the undefined dog types of service dogs) NONE of them are actually working dogs! Or at least not in the working dog breed classification of the AKC! (UKC outlines guardian dogs / mastiffs instead of a working class!) German Shepherds are in the HERDING

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