Dog Friendly Trails
Dog friendly hiking trails for you to explore!
My Colony Collapsed
It is with a heavy heart I must share that my Honey Bees did not survive the winter. I’m not sure what went wrong. It was an unusually mild winter here. In fact, on many warm days in February we saw the bees out stretching their wings to take a cleansing flight. Dad took the […]
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Leave It to the Professionals
Please consider the following cautionary tale as a warning to all humans before experimenting with a new look while staying home. Although it may seem like a good idea, it is best to leave all grooming to the professionals so as to avoid the strange styles my Mom and Dad are now modeling. At least […]
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Throwback Thursday Spring Symphony
All this talk about Earth Day got me thinking about a post Asa wrote when he was a puppy. As a winter puppy, he was amazed by all the new sounds he heard in the spring when the world woke up after the snow melted. I can now relate to this post because since we’ve […]
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Thanks UPS!
After weeks of not having anyone come to the house, we finally had a visitor! UPS delivered a package! Ok, so he didn’t stop to visit. We just watched from the window. But it was very nice of him to deliver that box. So nice, in fact, Asa decided to write a song to the […]
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Virtual Tour of Maine’s Fort Knox
While we’re all staying at home and following the social distancing guidelines, our friends at the Maine State Archives have decided to bring one of our favorite dog friendly places to you! They have created a virtual reality tour of Fort Knox in Prospect, Maine. Named for Major General Henry Knox, America’s first Secretary of War, […]
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Patriotic Paws Legends
Today is Patriots’ Day. A state holiday observed in Massachusetts and Maine commemorating the anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, the first battles of the American Revolutionary War, which took place on April 19, 1775. That night the British Army set out from Boston to capture rebel leaders Samuel Adams and John Hancock in Lexington […]
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Our Cheeseball Lemmy
In celebration of National Cheeseball Day, I’d like to tell you about our cheeseball brother, angel Lemmy. Spoiler alert: Lemmy did not like this crunchy treat. In fact, he detested cheeseballs, which led to quite a stir in his puppy kindergarten class. To fully appreciate this story, you must understand that Lemmy was a very […]
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Throwback Thursday – Toxic Avenger Puppy
I wasn’t going to share this post for our Throwback Thursday stroll down memory lane. That is until Asa begged me NOT to share it. What kind of a big brother would I be if I didn’t share his embarrassing puppy stories? My Disgusting Little Brother (March 25, 2015) Puppies are disgusting! You wouldn’t believe […]
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New England Golden Jubilee Update
As we all do our part to practice social distancing and follow travel restrictions, the 6th annual New England Golden Jubilee at Dog Mountain has been canceled. However, mark your calendars, because the event organizers, Andy, Grant and their humans Sandra and Peter have already reserved a new date for May 15, 2021! In the […]
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Follow My Lead
As Asa and I continue sharing our previous posts on How to Train Your Human, today we look back to the all important skill of teaching Mom and Dad to walk on a leash. However, as you read this post from August 2018, you will see our lessons were at first interrupted by a lightning […]
