Hallways and lifts presentย a daily challenge for city-dwelling dog lovers. For such a common part of urban life, elevators especially can be rather tense places. When forced into these confining contraptions, with strangers well inside of our comfort zone, even we humans can become edgy. We stare at the numbers above or the floor below, …
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I was at the veterinarianโs office with my dog Tampa Bay when a woman, waiting to be checkedย out, turned to me and said, โWhat a sweet senior. Heโs an old one isnโt he?โ I found myself struggling to be civil. โHeโs actually not that old,โ I said. โAnd besides, we donโt talk about that.โ Then …
Instead of Calling Older Dogs “Senior,” Let’s Call Them “Precious” Read More »
Editorโs note:ย Earlier this year,ย we chatted withย Frank of Ask Frank fame. This witty and wiseย French Bulldogย dispenses advice over the Internet, on his blog, and in adorable videos. We were thrilled when Frank agreed to become a regular Dogster contributor. Look forย his columnย every Friday on Dogster. 1. Serious ball problems Dear Frank: My humanย keeps dropping his ball …
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