Dog Friendly Trails
Dog friendly hiking trails for you to explore!
Why Are We Running Away from Our Ball?
Yesterday while searching our archives for a Throwback Thursday photo to share, I came upon this troubling picture from 2016. At first glance it appears to be Asa and I running on the beach. But take a closer look, and you’ll see we are running away from the ball! Why would we abandon a ball […]
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All the World Is a Stage for Asa
William Shakespeare once wrote, “All the world’s a stage.” He even goes on to say, “And one man in his time plays many parts, His act being seven stages.” Well what a coincidence, I’m 7 years old, and I play many parts as an up-and-coming rock star and comedian! So I better get a move […]
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Waiting for My Queen Bee Is the Hardest Part
There is no way to sugar coat this news. My Queen Honey Bee has passed away. I had my suspicions for awhile now. The once exuberant worker bees stopped buzzing with enthusiasm around their hive, and sightings amongst the wild flowers in our yard have slowed. But in good news, based on Dad’s hive inspection […]
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Dog Ufologist Dinnertime Dilemma
Sometimes I make being a renowned Dog Ufologist look too easy. However, in reality it does come with a lot of responsibility, and I occasionally have to make some tough decisions. Take for example recently my friend Sijan brought it to my attention that the vast majority of UFO sightings in the United States occur […]
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4th of July Dog Safety Reminders and Lost Dog Checklist
Sadly more dogs go missing on the 4th of July than other day of the year, and visits to animal hospitals also increase due to medical emergencies. The following are a few reminders for how to have a safe holiday, and what to do if a dog is lost, as well as what to do […]
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Dogs of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence
As Americans prepare to celebrate Independence Day on July 4th, I’d like to pause to acknowledge the patriotic dogs that helped shape our country. After all, as every dog knows, next to every great human is an even more awesome pup! Or at least that is my theory concerning the signers of the Declaration of […]
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Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse, South Portland, ME
Recently we took a scenic stroll along the Shoreway Trail to Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse in South Portland, Maine. Located on the campus of Southern Maine Community College, this 1.6 miles dog friendly walk will take you along the waterfront, past Willard Beach, to sweeping views of Casco Bay, through what remains of historic Fort […]
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The Exciting Life of Work From Home Office Dogs
Today is Take Your Dog to Work Day! So I thought I’d give you an exciting behind the scenes look into a day in the life of office dogs. As Chief Executive Dog, it’s my job to make all the major decisions, manage the daily operations, and oversee my work from home team. Fascinating, right? […]
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Comics for K9s 2022
Enjoy a night of laughs while supporting the Working Dog Foundation at Comics for K9s! Featuring Kelly MacFarland and Corey Rodrigues, the event takes place this Saturday, June 25, 2022 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at The Brook, in Seabrook, NH. Tickets are $35 with proceeds to benefit the New Hampshire Police K9 Academy. […]
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Greenbelt Walkway, South Portland, ME
As we continue our quest to walk the off-road portions of the Eastern Trail and East Coast Greenway, we visited the South Portland Greenbelt Walkway. The Greenbelt Walkway is the eastern end of the Eastern Trail, and is also part of the route for the East Coast Greenway that goes from one Florida to Maine. […]
