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When I come home, one of our dogs (Kaiah) get’s so excited it seems she has a mini-siezure. It’s strange…but it’s almost as if she move SO MUCH that she get’s paralized. It’s so funny and never get’s old.
The other older dog (only by about a year or so) always runs and get’s a toy and sits down. Such opposites. Yet both are very gratifying when I get home. And thanks to the recent study on the chemical released in the brain when you are near your dog, I guess we understand why now.
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Our kitchen floor is constantly soaked, because our dogs can’t seem to keep their mouth closed. How about yours?
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We’ve been having fun with embroidery, and of course we want to do something related to dogs. There are many free patterns you can get. And of course, if you’re crazy, you can also make embroidery for your dogs to wear.
If you’re double crazy, you can do all of this by hand. But if you’re like us, you can use an embroidery machine. We’ve been using a brother embroidery machine and it’s working out great.
Click Here to find where we got ours.
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We have two dogs now. One really old (13+ years) and one still a puppy (1 year old). While the old one stumbles and slips on her bad left hip, the pup does her best to try and knock her down. Ok, maybe not on purpose, but that is the end result.
The pup just wants to play and is confused why the old maid never wants to.
We have had to keep them seperated and out at different times. Sigh.
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My dog has a new favorite thing: Our new scooter. He chases it like nothing, and of course since we only have a small engine scooter, he can outrun it while we are accelerating. He always looks worried and scared, but also extremely cute.
We got our scooter from Scooter 150cc Shop so click here to visit them.
Don’t worry, we’re always careful. He’s more likely to hurt us than we him on this thing.
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Our dog loves to lick ears. I personally don’t see the appeal.
But he will contort his body and maneuver it in seemingly impossible ways in order to get even the tip of his tongue to touch one of our ears. And if he ever gets leverage, time to wash your face because the side of it will be drenched.
Do you know the symptoms of dog parvo?
Click here for a site I found that lists everything about the disease. It’s deadly, and fast, so don’t get caught unaware. You’re dog’s life could depend on it!
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Our dog loves trash out of the bathroom, and he still tries no matter how much he’s punished or how bad he feels after he gobbles up the goody.
One time he swollowed a whole face pad, the kind for acne that’s soaked in acid and alcohol.
He was sick for days before he finally barfed it up.
Crazy!
And I still catch him a few time s month trying to chew on a used q-tip. Blah.
So is mine, but I still love him of course.
He’s still a pup, a pit bull-lab mixed mutt, and his energy is endless.
Yesterday we let him off his leash in our (unfenced) back yard, and he immediately took off after a rabbit we didn’t see. The tall grass leading to the woods out back stood 2 feet higher than his head, but he still dove in.
And 2 seconds later, we see our dog jump higher than we’ve ever seen him before just so he can look above the grass, frantically trying to find the bunny so he could “play” with it.
We laughed for about 3 minutes straight.
More crazy stuff to come.
