Linda Lou here. I am refusing to believe that the dog days of summer are almost gone and it’s time for school to start again. Are you wondering why a dog is worrying about school starting? Well, as it turns out, there are many different kinds of school that the average dog can attend. I
Linda Lou, Blog Dog reporting in… Unfortunately the above reaction is what some breeds get when the public spots them out and about. I feel really bad when someone sees me or my sisters and calls us ankle biters. We would never bite an ankle. Eww. So, what exactly is a “pit bull”? Well, it
Linda Lou, Blog Dog reporting for duty! I thought I had an important job keeping you up to date on all of the cutting edge information that I am learning… but my job is nothing compared to the job of my new cousin. Celly is a trained service dog for my Uncle Al. This week
Hey everyone, Linda Lou Dog Blogger reporting for duty again! It’s been a bit since my last post! Today let’s talk about stuffing. I know you immediately thought of the delicious bread stuffing that you humans will be enjoying later this month, but no. Today I want to discuss stuffing in toys…… I invited my
Many people are heading back to the office now that the country is opening up and restrictions are lifting. Our pets have gotten very used to us being at home, able to entertain their every whim. We were available to them 24/7 but now we’re leaving them home alone for 8-10 hours at a time,
Have you ever wanted to just run over and pet the friendly looking Labrador at the lake, or the perfectly coiffed poodle at the park? When we’re out and about and we see an adorable pup, we get the same urge — trust us. If we could, we’d drop whatever we’re doing, book it across
Being a dog owner is never easy! It’s like having children, except they’re furrier and don’t speak the same language. Our pups may be affectionate, lovable, friendly, and gosh darn cute, but they also can develop some behaviors that we aren’t too fond of. Keep reading for some tips on overcoming various challenges that will
All animals require socialization to some extent, especially young and active canines. Socializing your dog or cat takes time, patience and lots of repetition. These days, it’s even harder to socialize a pet as we all practice social distancing. Today is the fourth day of National Pet Week, and we’d like to give you some
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