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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Peach Therapy in session
Moving to a new home in a new town last month and effectively unraveling many of our daily routines and rituals has taken a bit of a toll on our four-dog family. Peaches, in particular. A lot of her longtime fear-based … Continue reading
The Lover, the Terrorist and a Pit Bull’s Soulmate
This post is neither here nor there. It simply needed to be written. I think I’ve been deliberately not writing it, desperately hoping that if I just waited a little longer, the outcome would be different. More Disney, than reality. … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Welfare, Uncategorized
Tagged animal house, animal welfare, animals, black cats, cat adoption, cat behavior, cats, cats and dogs, closure, death, dogs, grief, heartworm, in memoriam, loss, missing pets, pet ownership, pit bulls, rescue animals
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The Unexamined Dog 
The problem with your “pit bull” shirt
We live in an intense, politically correct, emotionally charged world. Where anything you sell, buy, wear, consume, do (or don’t do), say, support or smoke is sure to be painstakingly dissected by some Preachy McPreacherson who’s more than happy to take your fun, … Continue reading →