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Love is in the air….
So, according to the progesterone results, and the fact that Tula has been sluttishly jamming her girly bits into the face of every dog who comes close to her, today was her first breeding day. I tossed Tula, wearing a stylish pair of skull and cross bones printed season panties, and Elliott (who was wearing […]
Thursday 13 – The Bad Breeder's List of Excuses, Part 2
This list originally appeared back on the rec.pets.dogs mailing list, around 2001 or so. It was written by Denna Pace. It might be old, but still holds true today. Since there are 26 items on the list – the first thirteen were posted last week. Interspersed on the list are images of puppy mill/BYB bred […]
Think happy thoughts for Fluffy
Fluffy says “Don’t hate me because I’m bee-ooo-tiful” Poor little Fluffy. She might not be the prettiest dog on the block, but didn’t your momma teach you that pretty comes from what’s on the inside? And this girl’s got a pretty nature that shines on through, in spite of all the trauma she’s experienced in […]
It's like the scene in the Shining, where the elevator doors open..
Sweet mother of Midol, do I ever have some cranky bitches around my house lately. Bitches, by the way, is meant in the purely animal husbandry sense of the word, in that I’m referring to the fact that every intact girl dog in my house is currently in the beginning, middle or end state of […]
Another view on Blues….
All of the controversy over French Bulldog colors (it’s a Frenchie list thing – if it’s not this, it’s ear size or weight) made me contemplate the need to hear from both sides of the argument, both pro and con. First up is long time French Bulldog breeder and recent Blue French Bulldog convert Trudy […]
A mixed breed argument, from a purebred owner
This comment was left on one of my Thursday Thirteen entries – the one about the many questions that pop into my head when I read Kijiji ‘pets for sale’ ads: I’m going to have to disagree with you on the puggle thing. First, purebreds end up at shelters (and in breed rescues!) all the […]