There has been a lot on the news about supply chain issues when it comes to food for Thanksgiving. Want to know who knew all about supply chain issues? The Pilgrims, that’s who! When they arrived in New England in November 1620, they were well past the time they could grow any food, and their […]
Well that didn’t go as planned. Mom really should have left well enough alone, because now she has an even bigger mess to clean up. Mom for some inexplicable reason thought Asa and I needed baths before Thanksgiving. Personally, we both thought we smelled and looked awesome before the baths, but that is not the […]
Asa’s birthday is fast approaching so I better hurry up and order my little brother a present. I’d take him to the store and let him pick it out himself, but I fear what Asa will do if he has an audience again. I’ll never forget the day he embarrassed me by debuting his new […]
Mother Nature made quite a mess of our yard with her recent storm. Therefore I gave Mom the morning off so she could attend to cleaning it up. After all on the off-chance I miss catching it, fetch is much easier without the leaves hiding the ball. While Mom rakes, join me for a stroll […]
On Monday I revealed how Asa and I may have taken advantage of Mom’s good nature while Dad was away last week. Our brother, angel Lemmy, had a much different reaction back in his day. All Lemmy wanted in life was to have his routine, for things to stay as is right down to the […]
For years now we’ve been led to believe that the Pilgrims were the first Europeans to permanently settle in New England. However, the forgotten fishermen of Maine played a very important role in helping the Pilgrims to survive. Although thrown off-course from their original plans to settle near the Hudson River, in what is today, […]
Can you keep a secret? Last week Dad was away, so that meant we were living by “Mom’s Rules.” Mom’s rules are actually dog rules, but Asa and I like to make her think she is in charge. This way we get what we want and Mom is none the wiser, and can say with […]
Today we would like to thank retired Military Working Dogs for your bravery and loyalty in protecting our country and the men and women who served beside you. Since 1942 it is estimated that over 30,000 dogs have served our country, with approximately 2,500 Military Working Dogs on active duty today. In their roles as sentries […]
This Veterans Day there are THREE great ways that you can make a real difference in the lives of veterans at the 9th Annual Walk and Wag for Veterans to support Operation Delta Dog! On Saturday, November 13, 2021 there will be a 5K run; on Sunday, November 14, 2021 there will be the annual […]
Asa here. As Chuck Billy revealed earlier this week, I am on a diet. After years of being a lean, mean fetching machine, the treats have caught up to me. Now instead of my usual full portion of kibble I find it slightly smaller with extra green beans to keep my grumbly tummy at bay, […]
