Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Holly

I sure do miss my little Holly. She was the best little dog we ever had. It is too bad that dogs don't live longer. She was a Boston Terrier and she learned tricks so quick.
We really hated it when she got sick and we knew we would have to take her to the Vet and have her put to sleep. She was so much company and fun.

Monday, April 28, 2008

Dog inYard Signs


I am very happy to get this post because I love dogs and when I saw these neat dog in yard signs I knew I just had to have one. I ordered a chocolate brown sign to match my cedar shake home. They have grass green and cobalt blue signs too. And I was so surprised at how fast they shipped it to me with the brass screws to put it on my gate. It will be easy to attach and I am so happy to be able to alert people that there are dogs in the yard so they won't be surprised. The dogs are very friendly but not all people like dogs and some are afraid of them no matter what. And sometimes it is the people who scare the dogs. These beautiful signs let them know so they can wait for me to come to the door. This is a great company. They don't take credit cards, they trust you to pay them. Now, how many companies do you know that would do that? None that I know of. You can email, call or FAX them an order and they will ship your sign fast and expect your check in return fast. If you copy the order form on the website and send the money, they will ship your order before others. These signs are also a very good way to protect yourself in case of a lawsuit for a dog bite. These lawsuits seem to be happening more and more and your insurance rates can go way up or you could even be dropped. So protect yourself and your dogs and get one of these beautiful, easy to install signs. They will let you know by email when your sign is shipped and they will be looking forward to your cooperation in mailing them a check fast.

Monday, September 10, 2007

Rabies Could Be Gone in a Decade

If sufficient vaccination programs are carried out on domestic dogs, rabies could be wiped out across the world within a decade. That would be great. Rabies kills about 55,000 people a year. If enough dogs were vaccinated, the disease cycle could be broken worldwide, leaving no threat to humans. They hope village-based campaigns could reach 70% of the dog population. The first World Rabies Day took place on Friday.

Wednesday, July 11, 2007

Puppies

The cutest thing next to kittens are puppies. Puppies are so lovable that you wish they would always stay small and never grow up. If you get a miniature puppy, they will stay small. Our little dog is a medium size and weighs less than 20 pounds and will not get any bigger but the dog we had before only weighed about six pounds. But could he bark - at everything and everyone. Drove you nuts but you loved him.