The Rewards And Benefits Of Dog Rescue

On October 16, 2009 By

If you are in the market for a dog, you should consider getting one from a shelter, rescue organization, or through re-homing. You can get one much cheaper that way than you can by getting it elsewhere, they usually already have their shots, and they often come with certificates for a free spay or neuter. [...]

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Coot Cats, Hot Dogs

On October 3, 2009 By

“Our Place to Paws” is a website by and for animal lovers. What it is not, insist those who run it, is a place to argue the case of cat versus dog. Both animals are happily featured here, alongside other domestic animals and wild creatures.

They state their mission as being “to offer entertaining [...]

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A Siberian Husky and a Dog Bed

On September 24, 2009 By

Luke was very domesticated Siberian Husky. Spoilt rotten by his owner Joyce.

Luke didn’t have a dog bed as such. He had a duvet: a beautiful multicoloured effort to match the one on Joyce’s own bed.

Luke loved his duvet. He never chewed it. Nor did he do anything so downbeat or undignified as [...]

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Beef in Pet Food

On August 25, 2009 By

Beef is one of the most common dog food allergies because put simply it is one of the most common ingredients in dog food in the first place.  I am of the mind that it’s not the beef that is causing the allergy in many cases; it is the gargantuan amount of preservatives and [...]

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