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An ethical quandary.. French Bulldog Pedigrees Overseas
I’m in something of an ethical quandary over here – namely, do we breed to the dog, or the dog’s owner? And if to the dog, do we breed to him, or do we consider everyone else he has been bred to, as well? Let me explain… after the cut.
Causing a Scene at the Video Store – getting dog fighting videos off the shelves
I have company coming tomorrow, and said company has kids – and my house, I need to point out, is not a kid friendly house. It’s a dog friendly house, and I guess some of that translates to kids (no dangling cords, no poisons or plants on floor level, electrical outlets covered up), but for […]
Fall Photos – Delilah and the Girls
Took a few photos of the girls outside this morning, and by the fire last night. I think fall is probably the best season for Frenchies – cool weather, with patches to sunbathe in, but none of the that pesky spring mud that drives me insane… You can see the rest of the photo […]
In Lieu of a Real Post…
..Here’s a meme. I tag everyone with it. So there. The Air: Damp and cool Favorite Fall Indulgence: Over priced Honey Crisp Apples Out Your Window: Delilah, running with a leaf in her mouth On Your Desk: Coffee, as per usual On Your Feet: Electric blue toenail polish Favorite Fall Smell: Burning. Temperature On Your […]
Mz. Bunny Settles In – Photos after the cut
As I mentioned in my last blog, I made a trip to Michigan to pick up the lovely Mz. Bunny, soft fluffy coated Frenchie extrordinaire. While there, I grabbed Divine, who was going to her new home in St. Catharines, Ontario, and Mz. Bunny’s sidekick, Paris. Integrating new dogs into any pack can take some […]
The Ellen Fiasco – and Delilah Learns Bad Habits
It’s been a long time between posts, but there are mitigating circumstances – namely, a trip to Michigan to pick up Mz. Bunny, her sidekick Paris and the ever so lovely Divine. I also managed to squeeze in some work, a job change and a fevered bout of book reading. First though, let’s address the […]