This pupper is too smol to make footprints from r/Eyebleach
Friday, May 31, 2019
Thursday, May 30, 2019
Wednesday, May 29, 2019
She didn't even look like a dog
Watch this mini 'alien' turn into a furry, feisty dog! #LittleButFierce 💪 pic.twitter.com/S2SSIV0SLb
— The Dodo (@dodo) May 27, 2019
Saving the abandoned
Every single day, this woman drives to a "dumping ground" to save abandoned dogs #DodoHeroes 🙏💗 pic.twitter.com/2NnpnP08DX
— The Dodo (@dodo) May 28, 2019
Best friends
This guy carried his dog 800 miles to help her love hiking again 💚 pic.twitter.com/ld2P7tt0ol
— The Dodo (@dodo) May 28, 2019
Tuesday, May 28, 2019
I want my woobie
This dog likes to hold onto her stuffed animals while she gets groomed
— UberFacts (@UberFacts) May 28, 2019
❤️ pic.twitter.com/M6SQRF2BoV
Monday, May 27, 2019
Sunday, May 26, 2019
Saturday, May 25, 2019
Stinkin' dust in this room
This young boy was brought to tears when he was finally reunited with his lost dog. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/q7LxNhQgSk
— People (@people) May 23, 2019
Dogs continue to improve our lives: this time, our wine
In the wine industry, dogs are being used to detect TCA and its relatives, which are the bane of winemakers everywhere. A little TCA goes a long way and is the primary cause of “cork taint,” a musty, moldy, wet cardboard smell and taste in wines. Most people can spot it at a concentration of around 5 parts per trillion, the equivalent of a few drops in an Olympic-sized swimming pool, according to Jamie Goode, whose most recent book is Flawless: Understanding Faults in Wine (University of California Press, $23).
Thursday, May 23, 2019
Wednesday, May 22, 2019
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
My six egg white and sautéed spinach omelet was just not good enough for him
I am highly insulted that Petey does not like my cooking
Monday, May 20, 2019
Another Basset Hound Mix
So, Petey is a Basset Hound Beagle mix: a Bagle Hound. I came across this guy earlier in May: a Basset Hound, Golden Retriever mix:
You can see the signature feet of the Basset Hound from front-on
The head is not Basset Hound at all, possibly a Labrador?
Sunday, May 19, 2019
Yoga Balls
This is what happens when you buy Yoga balls from Amazon, and leave them out with the rest of your yoga equipment. They look just like dog balls to Petey!!!
Milk-Bone Soft & Chewy Beef & Filet Mignon Recipe Dog Treats
I've been giving Petey these dog treats for a couple of weeks now. He loves them better than other treats I have bought locally. They contain 12 essential vitamins and minerals. They smell extremely beefy. If I had to say, they smell like beef jerky I would eat. (It's crossed my mind to try one!.. not there yet!). These have a zoomies level of +90!!!
Video 1
Video 2
(Sorry for the tilt!)
Friday, May 17, 2019
Therapy dogs get their own year book page
"Most Likely To Lick!"
The crew of doggos has been an unwavering, consoling, integral part of the school since a gunman walked onto campus on Valentine's Day 2018 and killed 17 students and staff. They go to class, give handshakes in the hallways, and wag tails in the courtyard outside the cafeteria as teens flood in and out for lunch.
The crew of doggos has been an unwavering, consoling, integral part of the school since a gunman walked onto campus on Valentine's Day 2018 and killed 17 students and staff. They go to class, give handshakes in the hallways, and wag tails in the courtyard outside the cafeteria as teens flood in and out for lunch.
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Tuesday, May 14, 2019
UPSP: United Parcel Service Pooches
There's a Facebook page that highlights the dogs UPS workers meet every day:
UPS Dogs
It's as straight-forward as that: UPS workers taking pics of friendly dogs they encounter. There's some neat videos too such as last Halloween.
UPS Dogs
It's as straight-forward as that: UPS workers taking pics of friendly dogs they encounter. There's some neat videos too such as last Halloween.
Monday, May 13, 2019
Sunday, May 12, 2019
Saturday, May 11, 2019
Friday, May 10, 2019
Petey and The Dura Chews Chew Toy .. did I mention it's bacon flavored?
This toy was a huge hit with Petey!!! The video says it all. His reaction is gold.
I got him the SHINCO EETOYS Dog Chew Toy, Indestructible Dog Toys for Aggressive Chewers, Teeth Cleaning, Safe Durable Bite Resistant Toothbrush Stick for Puppy Dog
Petey gives it a thumbs up!
I got him the SHINCO EETOYS Dog Chew Toy, Indestructible Dog Toys for Aggressive Chewers, Teeth Cleaning, Safe Durable Bite Resistant Toothbrush Stick for Puppy Dog
Petey gives it a thumbs up!
Thursday, May 9, 2019
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Marine Dog Training Tips
Insider.com as a good article with 7 tips Marines use to train MWDs: Military Working Dogs
1. You have to build a relationship.
2. Groom your dog every day.
3. Consistency is key.
4. Training takes time.
5. Dogs have bad days too.
6. Dogs need to have fun.
7. Not every dog is going to be able to learn every task.
Check out the article for details on each tip. There's some real gold in them.
My favorite is number 5. Remember, dogs are people too!!!
"Say you've been training your dog for weeks. He's performing well, and then one day he just refuses to work for you. He won't sit. He seems bored, antsy, tired, or just lazy.
Don't get mad, and don't continue to correct the dog if it isn't working. Dogs have their bad days too. Sometimes they just don't want to work. If you try to force it, you will become frustrated and angry, which hardly ever leads to good results. Recognize that there might be a medical issue at play. Sick dogs aren't usually enthusiastic students.
During an evaluation at my last base, a dog wouldn't stay in the sit. The handler couldn't get the dog to stay after multiple corrections. The evaluator took a close look and saw that the dog was positioned on an ant hill and had fire ants biting his legs. Continuing to correct the dog in that situation would be ineffective and would harm the good rapport between dog and handler.
Recognize that your dog is a living, breathing creature that has feelings and emotions."
1. You have to build a relationship.
2. Groom your dog every day.
3. Consistency is key.
4. Training takes time.
5. Dogs have bad days too.
6. Dogs need to have fun.
7. Not every dog is going to be able to learn every task.
Check out the article for details on each tip. There's some real gold in them.
My favorite is number 5. Remember, dogs are people too!!!
"Say you've been training your dog for weeks. He's performing well, and then one day he just refuses to work for you. He won't sit. He seems bored, antsy, tired, or just lazy.
Don't get mad, and don't continue to correct the dog if it isn't working. Dogs have their bad days too. Sometimes they just don't want to work. If you try to force it, you will become frustrated and angry, which hardly ever leads to good results. Recognize that there might be a medical issue at play. Sick dogs aren't usually enthusiastic students.
During an evaluation at my last base, a dog wouldn't stay in the sit. The handler couldn't get the dog to stay after multiple corrections. The evaluator took a close look and saw that the dog was positioned on an ant hill and had fire ants biting his legs. Continuing to correct the dog in that situation would be ineffective and would harm the good rapport between dog and handler.
Recognize that your dog is a living, breathing creature that has feelings and emotions."
Monday, May 6, 2019
Sunday, May 5, 2019
Petey's Wireless Fence
No more running around the neighborhood!
He had one prior, but I wanted him to have more freedom/trust to not roam around. McKenzie, who passed away last year, did not need a fence. She knew not to leave the yard. Bad on me for thinking Petey would be just like her. He's a good, sweet dog, but also incurably rebellious.
I had sold his old wireless fence, and bought the exact same model again off of Amazon.
Is it the PetSafe Wireless Fence Pet Containment System. And here is a brief review with some videos.
Setting it up is pretty straight forward. It comes with a handy-dandy light tool ("light" as in, a bulb that glows when activated), that you can hold over the prongs, in order to see the actual radius of the fence, and plant the flags.
Planting the flags takes about a half hour tops (or less), and once done, your Pup will now get a visual understanding of where the fence actually is, to associate with the beeping then mild electric shock that the collar gives if they continue on past the beeping.
If I recall with Petey's last fence, it took maybe just one time for him to learn to stop at the beeping. With this second time around, he didn't even need training!!! And it's been a long time, maybe a year, since he last had the collar/fence.
Here we go out, on this nice Sunday, showing off the collar and how he understands it means time to go outside. He had just been out and so, the collar is on him when I started the video. You can see he doesn't mind it at all.
He had one prior, but I wanted him to have more freedom/trust to not roam around. McKenzie, who passed away last year, did not need a fence. She knew not to leave the yard. Bad on me for thinking Petey would be just like her. He's a good, sweet dog, but also incurably rebellious.
I had sold his old wireless fence, and bought the exact same model again off of Amazon.
Is it the PetSafe Wireless Fence Pet Containment System. And here is a brief review with some videos.
Setting it up is pretty straight forward. It comes with a handy-dandy light tool ("light" as in, a bulb that glows when activated), that you can hold over the prongs, in order to see the actual radius of the fence, and plant the flags.
Planting the flags takes about a half hour tops (or less), and once done, your Pup will now get a visual understanding of where the fence actually is, to associate with the beeping then mild electric shock that the collar gives if they continue on past the beeping.
If I recall with Petey's last fence, it took maybe just one time for him to learn to stop at the beeping. With this second time around, he didn't even need training!!! And it's been a long time, maybe a year, since he last had the collar/fence.
Here we go out, on this nice Sunday, showing off the collar and how he understands it means time to go outside. He had just been out and so, the collar is on him when I started the video. You can see he doesn't mind it at all.
These next videos were taken Easter Day, the day I got the PetSafe wireless fence system all hooked up and ready to go:
Saturday, May 4, 2019
Peteys' Amazon Pet Profile
I wish "Amazon" started with a "P" so that my title would be very awesome!
Petey now has his own official Pet Profile at Amazon.
Create your pet a Pet Profile at Amazon.
Although there was a 20% discount, up to $20, that promotion ended at the end of 2017, but apparently, Amazon has "Pet Music" ready to go for your pet:
"Soothe and entertain your pet with music
Lastly, our pets are family too, right? Why not treat them to some pet-friendly tunes on Prime Music? Our music (and pet) experts have come up with two curated playlists and two albums that feature music any domesticated creature will love. Try Classical for Pets while you're away at work, or our Walking the Dog playlist for when you're out with your best friend. Many of us adopt pets that need a little extra TLC. Your nervous kitty or shy dog will love 'Calming Music for Pets and Calming Music for Pets While You Are Gone.'"
Petey now has his own official Pet Profile at Amazon.
Create your pet a Pet Profile at Amazon.
Although there was a 20% discount, up to $20, that promotion ended at the end of 2017, but apparently, Amazon has "Pet Music" ready to go for your pet:
"Soothe and entertain your pet with music
Lastly, our pets are family too, right? Why not treat them to some pet-friendly tunes on Prime Music? Our music (and pet) experts have come up with two curated playlists and two albums that feature music any domesticated creature will love. Try Classical for Pets while you're away at work, or our Walking the Dog playlist for when you're out with your best friend. Many of us adopt pets that need a little extra TLC. Your nervous kitty or shy dog will love 'Calming Music for Pets and Calming Music for Pets While You Are Gone.'"
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