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Advice for Graduates
Once again graduation season is upon us. Whether you’re graduating from college, high school, canine good citizen, or even puppy kindergarten, here are some wise words etched in stone to help guide you on your future path. These photos were taken back in 2015 along the Babson Boulder Trail at Dog Town Woods in Gloucester, […]
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Metal Concert to Benefit Vets
Support veterans suffering from PTSD while enjoying great local bands at the SFC Richard Tarmy Memorial Show of Progressive Metal Tributes, this Sunday, May 19, 2019. Proceeds to benefit Chris’ Pets for Vets, #22Kill Boston, and Honor Flight New England. Some of the best local artists from around New England are coming together to showcase […]
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Mud? What Mud?
Mud? What mud? Oh that mud. Mom, I can explain! You see I was out walking Dad when all of a sudden he stepped in quicksand. So I had no choice but to jump in and save him! Oh you noticed too that there’s no mud on Dad. Well that’s because I saved him before […]
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Another Heel Against the Wall
Well it only took a few days before Asa realized I was getting treats for my extraordinary heel work and he isn’t. So once again he added his own spin on Mom and Dad’s training. Literally, he added his own spin. Now when they stop walking, he spins around in front of them to remind […]
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The Enigma that Is Asa
I’m beginning to understand why dire wolves are extinct. Asa, our self-proclaimed dire wolf, has added a new quirk to his repertoire. As you may recall, last week Dr. Doug told me I needed to lose a few pounds. Asa, on the other paw, is an “ideal weight,” and does not need to watch what […]
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Our Beautiful Momma and Grandma
For Mother’s Day Asa and I would like to tell you about our beautiful Momma Sage and Grandma Rue. They’re celebrities! Momma Sage and Grandma Rue each had the honor of being models for L.L. Bean! Grandma Rue’s modeling career began when she was asked to pose for the 2010 catalog. Rue was very familiar […]
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Dog Parks – What You Need to Know
Spring is a great time to get outside and play with your dog. For many that includes a visit to a dog park. But is your dog ready? Do you know what to look for at a dog park to make the experience a positive one? Far too often signs are missed, dog behavior is […]
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Suspicious Character in Aisle 9
I was working an overtime shift patrolling the aisles of Home Depot with Dad. Yes, it’s beyond the range of my usual neighborhood patrol duties, but I’m always willing to lend a helping paw. Good thing too, because I noticed a very suspicious character. Based on that surly grin on his face, I knew he […]
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Checkmate Dr. Doug
Have I ever mentioned what an intelligent human Mom and Dad’s trainer is? A remarkable man! A brilliant man! He really knows his stuff as a trainer. Case in point, he noticed that I was lacking motivation in training my humans. Oh sure I was going through the motions, but I was lagging behind walking […]
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Well that Didn’t Go as Planned
I visited Dr. Doug at the veterinarian’s office. It didn’t go like I planned. I wanted to show off my hard work training Mom and Dad. I envisioned us laughing over how silly they use to behave, all while Dr. Doug fed me lots of delicious treats. Instead I got super excited to be there, […]
