Yes, it’s my birthday. Woof-a-roo! Looking back at the past year, all I could say is that it was a dog wagging and howl and I enjoyed every moment of it. So what does it mean being a 7 year old beagle? Well if your check out
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The other day my peep had to go to Switzerland for a little business, and would be gone for the whole day and would not arrive back until late in the evening. This left me fending for myself for the day, well not really my friend Mike
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By Tracy Ahrens Thanksgiving night 2007 I shared a bite of pumpkin pie and whipped cream with my Brittany Spaniel, Speckles. Shortly after, he went into respiratory distress and I was rushing him to an emergency veterinary clinic 40 miles away. I knew that he
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There’s nothing better than going for a nice long walk with a pack of wagging beagles! We love being part of a pack, and in fact it’s our nature, we were bred to hunt in a group. So when I found out I was going to be
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It is only normal that you want to create the best home possible for your 4-legged friend. Luckily, you can! Still, making a dog friendly home also means making a home where the dog and you can co-exist so, here are some tips that will help you
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Our pets have good influence on our health in various ways, if you don’t have a pet maybe you should consider getting one. It will certainly improve your mental and physical state irrelevant of what pet you have. A lot of people are afraid of having pets
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When I was pup in New York, my peep was very busy working as a real estate broker in New York city and could be away from home for most of the day. She didn’t want to leave me on my own locked up in my crate
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Dogs are man’s best friend and there are many reasons why they are called as such. Their level of intelligence and emotional attachment is higher than other domesticated animals, so they are closer and more loyal to their owners. There are many things to love about dogs
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By Tracy Ahrens I crawled into bed one night and my dog, Trucker, crawled in behind me to be covered up with an afghan. Within seconds, up hopped my cat, Jack, who stepped cautiously with his motor running onto Trucker’s back. The feeling of being stepped on
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By Tracy Ahrens On a sunny afternoon I was working in my front yard, pulling weeds from a garden of groundcover. Trucker was freely roaming nearby, sniffing greenery and snoozing on a bed of grass in the sunlight. I saw two young girls, perhaps 8 or 9
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