Just chillaxing with my children.
Life is grand.
Just chillaxing with my children.
Life is grand.
Holly and Ace and Nameless One posed for a family picture. Source: Dai of positivedogcare owner of Holly & Ace
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At the HUB, corner of Broadway and Victoria, is where I get my connector to go to work. Here I meet all kinds of people carrying with them stories waiting to be told. One only has to stop, talk to … Continue reading
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Does this sentence make sense? It does not matter, relax. Focus on these photos that will provide you many forms of relaxation. First, think like an animal. It’s so natural for them to remain calm, cool and collected. These are … Continue reading
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“If my dear pet can’t be with me, then I can’t be there.” Source: Franciscan Media Image: CIA de foto.
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Dogs are not allowed at work even for a quick visit during summer hours when the school is close. They said it’s for health and safety reasons. We might bite the dog. But I love dogs. So what I do? … Continue reading
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Having too much of a good time of office party, I left the gathering and went out for a breath of fresh air. Walking late night in the city especially on dark streets is not really a good idea for … Continue reading
Two years in dog’s years = 14 years. After living and working in Slovenia for two years, Rebecca Ehalt returned home to Pennsylvania in July 2014 and reunited with the family dog. In the clip, Rebecca is greeted by the … Continue reading
Make sure you watch the behind the scenes.
Gorgeous, tender, & true,
for even as the wild pack
of poet dogs that we are,
running reindeer & bigots
& politicians into a frenzy,
thanks for reminding us
that we are peregrine,
lone eagles, red-tailed hawks
as well & now I understand
why after a spirited
bout of writing,
I feel light-headed,
sometimes
getting nose bleeds
& wind burns.
Glenn Buttkus
Comment via The Call: Blue Skies.
Pack of dogs via Thank you for saving our lives
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My office mate came up to me and asked if I want a stress relief. Sure, I said. All I have to do is stay away from you. Not only that, she said, there are two dogs in the other … Continue reading
Turn The Volume On
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Notice how distinct older dog’s faces are compared to more youthful ones. All the telltale signs: lumps and bumps, gray hair, chipped and missing teeth. Some had loss their eyesight, some were missing their eyes altogether – evidence of both … Continue reading
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Came out of the office for coffee break and this is what I saw. A vision of loveliness. A perfect friendship. This is a rescue dog. Still young but too big for its age. The strongest tail, ever. Tail wagging, … Continue reading
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“Endurance is one of the most difficult disciplines, but it is to the one endures that the final victory comes. ~ Buddha” Dogs go through endurance test so that owners can have fun with them; dog obedience is one of the … Continue reading
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Photographer’s Note: ‘Cayenne’ in the back, six months old 🙂 one of the twelve puppies we fostered for the BCSPCA animal shelter in Squamish, British Columbia Canada…’Raine’ in the front, also a rescued dog….almost two years old…we love them both! Cayenne is … Continue reading
Stay still,
On a count of One, Two.
Ready set,
My goodness!
Three or Go
Were not even uttered, yet!
Smart, very smart, very smart dog.
Kudos to your trainer.
Five more minutes, please.
It sure was fun to have a Family Day.
Now, how do I get out of this situation?
I’m seem to be burden with heavy weight on me.
Image credit: Dona Minúcia
Sometimes, people and animals have more in common than you might think. Blaze, the beautiful young Husky in this video, is obstinately resisting his owner’s suggestion that he go to sleep in his kennel. In this case, the owner is just doing it to tease the pup, but all of us have probably resisted our bedtimes just at fiercely at one point or another. And because he’s a Husky, which is a very verbose breed, it sounds just like he’s saying “No!” (Source: Bored Panda)
Looking onto the window is one of my favorite pastimes when I am out for a walk; I am a window gazer not as a peeping tom but curious who will look out. There are many windows of different shapes and sizes, with blinds or drapes, plain or with iron grills. I often wonder if looking at a window, I can see a different world and a whole meaning will come without searching for it.
A hand on a window points me to a direction that life is very short and there’s no time for fussing and fighting. It even considers me a friend.
A store window Victoria’s Secret does not leave so much to my imagination. It is rather revealing, there’s no secret here at all.
A walk along the neighborhood, there is one particular window that I find appealing even with the blind down. It has a figurine of a blue cat.
One day, the blue cat disappeared, and a strange-looking figurine took its place. As it turned out when I went closer to the window, it’s a hairless cat and very much alive.
This window is fascinating for it changes continuously. I am beginning to think that the tenant is looking at me looking at the window. I’ve seen a person inside once before.
On a different day, the blue cat has a company, another beautiful cat with short fur and a long whisker. What happened to that hairless one? Maybe the bald cat is not allowed to catch the sunshine, or else it might get more wrinkles for lack of protection.
For most days, only the blue cat is on the window. I am beginning to miss not seeing the cats. Mind you, more cats are gazing out in the neighborhood to entertain me than people looking out of the window. When I look at humans looking out of the windows, most of them are elderly.
The cats did finally showed up one day, all three of them.
Sometimes, I ponder on the existence of the cats as a companion for humans. I am not looking for any answers except for this one. I wonder how much this doggy in the window at the pet store?
Actually: Daily ritual
Thank you, Angie.