My dog just celebrated his third birthday. Actually, I celebrated it. As usual, he was just happy to spend time with me, no matter what I was doing. I know you celebrate your dog’s birthday, too, right? We’re all pet parents here, so I’m sure you get it. In preparation for Louie’s big day, I […]
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We dog sit regularly at our house. We have a rule, however, that visiting dogs can’t go upstairs. Not only because our own dogs, Louie and Jill, aren’t allowed to roam the upstairs at will (the family is allergic to dogs, so we try to keep the bedrooms hair-free), but also because visitors have nosed into trash cans
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As breeders, we obviously don’t have our dogs spayed or neutered. It’s counterproductive to raising puppies. We’re on the tail end of our breeding years, though, in what we call the “we’re not sure if we’re still raising puppies or not” stage. We are down to one boy and one girl, and if we end
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Not only is Louie a beloved family member, but he also works as spokesdog for my bow-tie business, The French Bulldog. He travels with me to pet expos around the country, and recently our family had a chance to combine business with a stop at Walt Disney World. This meant Louie would need to be boarded while we were
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If you’ve ever felt sympathy for a dog scared of slipping on a hard floor, you can appreciate the joy Dr. Julie Buzby experienced when she found a unique solution to the problem. She first recognized that toenails are a dog’s natural traction. “I liken it to soccer cleats,” Dr. Buzby explains. “Outside, dogs flex their paws and dig
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I raised puppies for 15 years with my family. Corgis were our first love, but then half of us developed an allergy to their hair. We eventually switched to French Bulldogs and breathed much easier. At the height of our breeding program, there were as many as eight adult dogs, but I preferred to keep the number closer to four or five for sanity’s
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