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Who was your childhood dog?
I expect most of us had a childhood dog. If you're like me, this dog was - and forever will be - THE dog. The childhood dog, the special one you remember as your first. First real connection with another living being other than family & friends. First lessons in how to share in a responsibility (feed/walk/pick up poop). First loss. My childhood dog was called Sally Ann. Just Sally for short. She was a Shelty, one of the 'blue' varieties. Short but fast. Being a Shelty, Sally would 'herd' us kids as we ran around the back yard, but she never hurt us. It was about the chase for her. She was also rock solid in being there for me. I didn't have many friends. I don't have many 'moment' memories because I was so young, but the few I have are so visual. I remember I would get on my back, and work on fixing her belly like she was a car. She'd just stand there, patiently. Her favorite thing was the beach, we found out later. We lived in North Dakota, so by 'beach' I mean lake with tiny waves. The way she would attack those waves with her snappy jaws... she just had the biggest smile on her face. When she passed, I remember the phone call I got during class. I was in high school, and for some reason my parents thought I should know right then and there. I was confused, I didn't realize that she was so unwell, and I was so caught up in my teenage angst I lost out on those last months with her. We had her cremated. We'd always meant to bring her back to those lakes, to her happiest moments. But time passed, we had moved away, and I don't think we ever did that. And then...she just became a lovely memory. Her final lesson being that if we let other species into our lives, they can bring tremendous joy. Sally Anne. The Special One. Who was YOUR first dog, your Special one? (pictures would be amazing)
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Your story @Paul Ramos , brought tears to my eyes. My childhood dog that had the most impact (I know I had one when I was around 4/5, but have very little memory of) was Zach, a husky/black collie mix. He looked like a german shepherd really. He was around from when I was 10 until I moved out at 18. He was the best dog, put up with things like dressing him up and taking pictures. He would pull us on sleds and such. Such a good boy. Thanks for the memory.
Today's enrichment idea
Thanks @Amy Gallagher for this post - that actually looks super good, like what I aspire to do to my breakfast! 🤭 (dog-safe) peanut butter / (Greek) yogurt / blueberries + shaved carrot YASS
Today's enrichment idea
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These pads look so cool! But @Paul Ramos I am not sure that any of us would look really cute using them like our dogs would. 🙃 😆
No Googling! Poll - which of these dog breeds is FAKE?
Nothing like a random poll to wind up your week. Which of these dog breeds does NOT exist?..
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@Amy Gallagher same! Mine was a complete guess, but it looks like I am not alone in thinking so! And I always thought I knew most dog breeds...this post proves I know not much. Hahah
Something big is coming
For the past 3 weeks I’ve been nose to the grindstone working on a problem that literally every other dog struggles with. Yet there are no (simple practical) solutions. I’ve found one. Gonna help a lot of dogs. And owners. One week! Stay tuned! What dog problem is Paul up to? The hint is in the 1st sentence 🤔
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I voted behavior, since that is what I got out of the first sentence as a clue. But honestly I would tune in for any of these! In the moment Malibu picture for tax ❤️
Do they allow dogs in pubs & restaurants where you're from?
Something I LOVE about living here in the UK is the dog life. It's everywhere. I live in the countryside, a farmy-area called the Cotswolds. Downsides here are the lack of the great things offered in cities: diversity, international food, bands and live music, things always going on... But the trade-off is worth it for us right now. And part of the trade-off is the dog culture. They're just a part of what we do when we go out & about. In the summertime we make sure we bring their water bowl so they have a drink while we have a coffee. In the wintertime we wipe their feet before they saddle up to the open fire in the corner of the pub. I love it. I also get why people wouldn't want dogs around. The wrong dog in the wrong place is a bad combo. So I'm wondering, where you're from... are dogs allowed in restaurants, bars and shops? Would you like that, or does that make you feel uneasy?
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I would say, here in TN, it’s hit or miss. You can take your dog (or your cow/chicken/snake/monkey) into Tractor Supply. I have ACTUALLY seen all of those there. Dogs are welcome in Home Depot too. It’s my favorite part of going there. I am pretty sure dogs are allowed in any outdoor spaces. But I for my dogs, leaving the farm feels stressful for them I think. Like, leaving their responsibilities or something. I don’t know. It’s always fun to me though to see puppers out and about.
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@Paul Ramos ha! I oftentimes find myself not wanting to leave much!
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