The Groundhog Assault–Year Two
Last summer, I told the harrowing tale of my encounter with a groundhog or woodchuck or whatever. This critter was not the cute Punxsutawney Phil who greets us each February to tell us when spring […]
Tag: dogs
Kathy’s Points to Remember Today
1. Even if only two people are together in one room, they will not be able to agree on what to watch on TV. 2. The best way to enliven your wardrobe is to go […]
Serial Bird Killer
I have to wonder what the neighborhood birds think about me. I maintain bird feeders and bird baths in the backyard and front yard. The “rest stop” for my feathered friends lie within five feet […]
The Puppy Pot Epidemic
Does your dog display a faraway look in his eyes? At times, does he possess a need for an exorbitant amount of Snausages? Does he lie on his back and stare at the ceiling fan […]
Kathy’s Points to Remember … Again
Be kind to your neighbor’s noisy, obnoxious dog. He could turn out to be one of those animal heroes you see on TV, in which case you might need him to save your life. It […]
Have Your Dog Inspected Every 1,000 Miles
We have a dog, and as anyone who has ever owned a dog knows, it’s a lot like owning a car. Before the animal rights activists start sending nasty e-mails, all I meant is that […]
DogTV Will Soon Be Barking at your Door
There are 78 million dogs in the US, and many are latch key dogs – left at home while their owners do the unforgivable: go out and earn a living to keep them in designer […]
Should a Dog Be Pink?
After I selected my weekly supply of dog treats at our local pet store, I stepped in line behind a man who had his little canine with him. I should clarify that I wasn’t sure […]
From the mouths of babes….well, children…well, one child
If you have a pet, particularly a cat or a dog, you may have, by chance, seen them chase their own tails. Our cats did it mainly when they were younger, but that has not […]