What a fun summer sport to play with your dog. Just be careful that you don't hurt your dog's nose by playing for too long. Its also a good idea to make sure your dog is eating a lot of fruits and vegetables in order to make sure they get enough vitamins and minerals so they don't injure themselves. … [Read more...]
Volunteers Needed to Hike with Shelter Dogs / Pet Bloggers Blog Hop
August 20, 2011 by
Calling all dog lovers in Forsyth County North Carolina. How would you like to help out at the local shelter by taking a dog for a hike on a nice Sunday afternoon? This isn't a little short walk around the facility so the dogs at the shelter can go potty. Hiking Hounds is a program geared towards … [Read more...]
From Pound Puppy To Doggy Movie Star
August 19, 2011 by
Ricky Gervais has revealed the dog in his new movie 'Spy Kids: All the Time in the World' was going to be put down before the dog was found by the film crew and chosen for the movie. The comic actor voices the cunning canine character Argonaut in the new children's movie and Ricky tells reporters … [Read more...]
It’s A Bird It’s A Plane – Nope Its Otis the Skydiving Dog
August 19, 2011 by
Otis, the skydiving pug just touched the ground once again 64th tandem jump going along for the ride with his owner Will DaSilva who is an accomplished skydiver and parachute rigger. DaSilva, came up with the idea to take Otis up for his first parachute jump so he could share his hobby with his dog. … [Read more...]
Cavalier Left with a Note on Man’s Doorstep
August 19, 2011 by
Early one morning on his way to work Paul Wu pulled his car out of his garage and noticed a dog standing in front dog his house. He tried to make the dog go away back to wherever it came from but it just looked up at him with big Cavalier eyes. That is when Mr. Wu decided to take a closer look. The … [Read more...]
Woman Sells Home to Get Her Dog Heart Surgery
August 18, 2011 by
An Australian woman sold her home to pay for life-saving surgery and post-operative care for her beloved dog. The woman did not think twice about sacrificing her home to make sure that her dog received the care it needed to fix its heart. When she learned of her dogs fatal illness three months … [Read more...]
Dogs Can Reliably Detect Lung Cancer
August 18, 2011 by
Dogs are "virtually on the verge of respectability" for disease detection. Yet without better understanding of what they are responding to, it will be impossible to develop a reliable screening test for lung cancer based on their abilities says Thorsten Walles, MD, of Schillerhoehe Hospital in … [Read more...]
Animal Activists Thrown in Facebook Jail – Learn How to Get Out!
August 17, 2011 by
Over the past few days I have seen numerous status updates about animal groups loosing their Facebook privileges for 15 day stretches. While I do feel bad for those behind the pages who are just trying to get the word out about animals in desperate need they are going about it in a way that is … [Read more...]
Run Free at the Rainbow Bridge One Eyed Kitty
August 17, 2011 by
When I called my dad earlier today to see if he had been able to get in touch with a client he needs me to visit for him he told me that he found one eyed kitty dead this morning. My parents have no idea what happened to her if it was an accident from falling out of a tree or if an animal … [Read more...]
Another One for the Good Guys Play Dog Wars You Will Get Busted
August 17, 2011 by
Generally hearing about a new Malware, Virus, or Trojan Horse instills the fear of whatever higher being you look to for guidance. You run around trying to find the latest AntiVirals that protect against the impending threat and tell everyone on Facebook not to open such and such email, … [Read more...]
