Dog Friendly Trails
Dog friendly hiking trails for you to explore!
Low Battery Alert
Asa and I noticed that Mom and Dad’s batteries aren’t at 100% lately. Therefore we’ve decided that for the next 2 weeks we are going to unplug and help them recharge. Well that and apparently according to our Human Resources department, we owe them a vacation. They surprisingly put in a lot of work helping […]
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The Moths: A Golden Tale of Horror
You think that scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds is scary? Imagine being swarmed by moths! Our recent run-in with moths invading my hive reminded me of that time we unwittingly found ourselves starring in our own horror movie – “The Moths!” The Moths (September 2018) It all began one quiet evening with a single […]
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Howl for the Animals 2022
Dogs, have you ever wanted to visit a haunted house? Or how about want to make friends with a friendly monster? Or are you just looking for a great opportunity to show off your Halloween costume while supporting animals in need? Well this is your opportunity to do all that at Howl for the Animals, […]
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Here Today Swarm Tomorrow: Hive Housing Boom
Well it appears my Honey Bees got swept away in the housing boom craze. When I last updated you, we were anxiously awaiting a new Queen Bee to hatch, assume the throne, and lead my colony to be a thriving kingdom again. And at first it appeared she did exactly that! My hive was buzzing […]
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Asa’s Draining Job as Navigator
Every great explorer knows that you need a good navigator by your side when on an adventure. I often joke about putting Asa in charge of directions, and blame him when we inevitably get lost. However I never actually thought Asa took me serious when I said he was in charge of navigation on our […]
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Squirrels Were Once Popular Pets
Dogs, you are not going to believe this, but there was a time that squirrels were popular pets! Yes, you read that correctly. People welcomed squirrels into their homes as pets! Even more shocking, according to numerous sources, during the 1700s and 1800s squirrels were the most popular pet in the United States! Sure they […]
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Asa’s Talking Mushrooms
Last week Asa was licking toads, and now this week he claims that mushrooms can talk! Even more surprising is that he has scientific research to back up this claim! According to Andrew Adamatzky, a computer scientist at the University of the West England, “some fungi use electrical impulses to share and process information internally. When […]
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Are You an Iron Dog?
Dogs, do you enjoy agility? Do you want your humans to take a more active role on the course? Then the 23rd Annual Green Mountain Iron Dog is the event for you! This is always a fun day for dogs and humans competing in this 1.5 – 2 mile obstacle course / race that simulates […]
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The One that Got Away: My Fish Tale
Some people can look at a cloud and see bunny. Others have found Elvis on a piece of toast. Well you can’t begin to imagine my surprise when I looked at Dad’s breaded fish and clearly saw a dog looking back at me! This was my chance for fame and fortune! I can just imagine […]
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Rogers Park, Kittery, Maine
Nestled in a quiet neighborhood is Kittery, Maine’s hidden gem, Rogers Park. This dog friendly trail is approximately 1 mile in length and winds its way through old growth forest to scenic outlooks along Spruce Creek. Although the trail is wide and flat in most places, we call it a moderate hike because the many […]
