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Born to Run!

Aussie Doggies Rule!

Hi Everybody!
Well look what week it is on Dogster! Australian Cattle Dog Week! 'Bout time, I say! A lot of people have never heard of us. Too bad for them. We are superior canines! Just look at our Doggie Dynamics: we are smart, we are playful, we are usually pretty friendly and have tons of energy. In fact we will pull your arm out of your socket unless you want to take us for a RUN. Walks are for tiny dogs with short legs.
So visit all the Australian Cattle Dogs and get a look at a bunch of superior canines! Oh! And Happy Holidays! Oh, and thanks Dogster for the rosette!
Loads of Love,
Kable

New Photo

Hey Everyone,
My new person keeps in touch with my old family and they got a photo of me for Christmas! As you can see, I rule! I can sleep on the bed whenever I want and all that. I got a person who takes me on lots and lots of walks and I get to come with her whenever I want, wherever she goes! I am her protector and it is a great life. Everyone is happy for me and I'm happy too. Arf!
Loads of Love,
Kable

Online radio station for dogs

Hey Everyone,
Here's a good story I found on the internet...
Online radio station for dogs
The world's first internet radio station for dogs has been launched in Thailand.
DogRadioThailand.com features barking DJs playing vocal and instrumental music around the clock, reports the Bangkok Post.
Owner Anupan Boonchuen believes listening to music has an effect on canine behaviour.
He said: "I've noticed that dogs often respond to music. Some wag their tails. Some lift their heads while lying on the floor.
"At my grooming school we found that when we turned on music the dogs' mood improved. They were more obedient and let us trim their hair easily."
It is reported that ten students from the dog grooming school have been hired to work as DJs
Mr Boonchuen added: "One of the main qualifications is that he or she must be good at barking because dogs are our listeners, the DJs may have to make different sounds, such as whining or barking, to match the mood of music they play.
"And they must be able to communicate with the dogs, even if they can't see them.
Pretty cool, no? I thought so.
Loads of love,
Kable