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Tag Archives: pets
Guest author: Karen Hugg ~ How My Cat Died, Was Revived, and Shook My World
Have you ever been so shaken by an experience that you had to write about it? That happened to me a year ago with my cat. She’s now fourteen-years-old but we got her as a stray in 2004. My dog … Continue reading
Posted in Books, cats, Dogs, Guest post
Tagged Animals, inspiration, love, near death, new book, out of body, pets
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Notes from a small dog: Not a happy bunny…
What is it with two-legses and things that go bang in the night, hmm? Ask any sensible creature… and they are easy to find, as we almost all have four legs each… and we will tell you that loud noises, … Continue reading
Guest author: Marilyn Armstrong – Worms in the fridge
My house was neat enough if you didn’t look too closely. You could walk into it without falling over a pile of dirty clothing (that was all in the basement — another story entirely) and the dogs and cats were … Continue reading
Guest writer: Karen Hugg – The Unexpected Love of a Stray Cat
One warm day in the summer of 2005, I was headed upstairs with a basket of laundry when I heard a yowl through the landing window. I peeked out at the strip of trees and shrubs that separated our house … Continue reading
A Dog? You Want A Dog? – Geoff Le Pard
Reblogged from Tangental: The Le Pard home, circa 2002 comprised four humans of various sizes, sexes and sophistications, two cats, two tortoises, the last survivors of a tropical fish experiment and a dozen whistling cockroaches. In considering the decision-making structure … Continue reading
A family of dogs
There have not always been dogs in my life, but there have always been dogs in my heart. All of them, except the setters, who were family and Echo, who was a gift, were rescue dogs. And all of them … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, family
Tagged abandoned dogs, Animals, childhood, Dogs, love, pets, rescue dogs
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Notes from a small dog: The Houdini effect or how to worry your human
No, I am not ill, no matter what she might think. I just like to keep her on her toes a bit. You know what she’s like, into all this sickology stuff. I thought I’d have a go at it … Continue reading
Notes from a small dog – Little things
She got the harness out and started chasing me. It’s a game we play, though I’m not entirely sure she knows the rules… even though we play it ‘most every day. She keeps telling me to sit still, but how … Continue reading
Posted in children, Dogs, Humour, Photography
Tagged Ani, Animals, bathing dogs, children, dog walking, fishing lake, pets
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