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Book Club: Travels with Charley « Eat, Sleep & Be Doggy
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Friday, November 25th, 2011. Book Club: Travels with Charley. As someone with two degrees in English, I’ve read more than my share of the classics. John Steinbeck’s. Wasn’t one of them. I was excited to read it when I heard it would be the first book in Edie. 8216;s dog travel book club. I also appreciated all the little details about Charley. The way he says, “Ftt” when he needs to get out of the truck and take care of business. How generally even-tempered he is. I laughed out lo...Two parts stood out f...
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Stuffing and Destuffing « Eat, Sleep & Be Doggy
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Wednesday, November 2nd, 2011. Do your dogs like soft toys? If so, this . . . Might look familiar. It’s the stuffing from one of the boys’ favorite toys: the bee. It’s been destuffed and it’s missing a wing, but I don’t have the heart to throw it out. Cupid loves playing fetch with it and will often go pick it up, bring it to me, and drop it in my lap. Or sometimes he’ll just sit with it like this (although another favorite, the duck, is shown in this photo). What soft toys do your dogs enjoy?
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Dogs Make Me Sick « Eat, Sleep & Be Doggy
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Monday, November 14th, 2011. Dogs Make Me Sick. There’s something I haven’t mentioned about being a dog owner. I called my sister Kimberly a day or two after bringing Cupid home. She later told me that the first thing she thought was, “What in the world has she done? 8221; The reason: I’m allergic to dogs. She figured it could only end in heartbreak. I have interacted with a few dogs since my early negative experiences with them. Bathe them once a month (or more). Getting “fluffy” dogs isn...If you ar...
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Happy Holidays « Eat, Sleep & Be Doggy
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Monday, December 26th, 2011. It’s late on Christmas day, and it’s been a good one. Clayton got a mini flirt pole. And Cupid got another set of bees. They are both very happy boys. I am happy being at home and enjoying a quiet night with them. My boys have brought so much to my life. Hope you have a wonderful holiday and that the new year brings you everything you desire! Comments on this post. Happy Holidays to you too! Can’t wait to see more play in action! 27 December - 7:34 am. What a great photo!
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Sunday, November 13th, 2011. I Got You, Babe. Today marks three years since I brought Cupid home from the humane society. I’ve already posted the story about how I got him. What I didn’t tell you was the week of panic I experienced about bringing him home. I was not prepared for a dog. I had none of the things dog owners need: collar, leash, food and water bowls (plus the food itself! First-time dog owner. It was still one of the scariest things I’ve ever done. Please share in the comments. When his tail...
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Another Vet Visit « Eat, Sleep & Be Doggy
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Monday, January 16th, 2012. Clayton went to the vet last week after not eating for a couple of meals. He was fine Monday morning, but didn’t eat Monday night or Tuesday morning. Tuesday I took him in to see the vet. They checked him out, did X-rays, gave him an anti-nausea shot, and sent us home. My Clayton is back to himself, except the hair that had to be shaved so they could do the IV. Now he’s a poodle pirate. Comments on this post. 16 January - 5:34 pm. We are looking for sponsors! Find out more here.
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The Year of the Vet « Eat, Sleep & Be Doggy
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Wednesday, March 20th, 2013. The Year of the Vet. Dog ownership is not without its downside. It turns out that 2012 was the year of the vet for this first-time doggy household. The great raisin adventure. And Clayton’s tummy issue. Were merely signs of things to come. Further vet visits included:. Removing a foxtail from Cupid’s paw. Another stomach issue for poor Clayton (I think he had a total of three! We are looking for sponsors! Find out more here. Day in the Life of Nubs. The Poodle (and Dog) Blog.
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Ring in the New Year « Eat, Sleep & Be Doggy
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Friday, January 6th, 2012. Ring in the New Year. I kicked off the new year by taking the boys to the emergency vet. The reason: I found Cupid with an empty snack-sized box of raisins. Which are toxic to dogs. (You can find a more complete list of problem foods for dogs here. After consulting with my sister, I learned that the box had been dropped from her bag on her way out and was probably half empty. Faced with the possibility of kidney failure, I took the boys to the vet. If so, what happened?
