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What a great site! So good to hear your stories about living in the Catalan countryside and your pesky pups! Would love to get a dog but my boyfriend wont let me!!! He says they are too much of a life-long commitment!
Hi Sootie.
I am sure you could wear him down if you tried!!!!
Your dogs are adorable. I got a puppy myself, he was rescued from South Korea, he’s now 8 months. Your blog is so useful to train a puppy and train ourselves. I get really happy when I see people with rescued dogs, I just thought I’d comment on your website since it is so fun to read through it. I would love to have 3 dogs although it is so much work. With one small one is already so much to do and so many expenses. Your dogs look really healthy and cute. Good for you and them.
Hi Gabrielle.
Thanks for your kind words. It is expensive looking after Dogs, but it’s worth it isn’t it? Such good companions.
Any more cute pictures of your doggies? The nagging hasn’t worked and me fella still won’t let me get a dog – but bizarely, he agrees to chickens! Not quite the same but a happy compromise for moi methinks! Still want a dog though.. I will just have to get my fix through your site!
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When we were in Catalonia my husband insisted on taking videos of all the dogs he saw, as if Catalan dogs were somehow different from American dogs. They may be happier, but they don’t look much different!
Here in Seattle, dogs outnumber children – that’s fine by me!
Your dogs are gorgeous. Do you know what they are mixes of?
Unfortunately we haven’t a clue, although Faye seems to have a lot of Alsation in her.
The others just seem to be a fine mix of Spanish hunting breeds. Daisy is a killer tracker
(unfortunately)!
That picture of the dogs on the couch is a classic!!
Anne, They were getting very cheeky about it. Wanted to be on the sofa more than on the floor!
I like Faye. <3
Btw, this is Lola_Joy from K9mania, I love your blog.
Hi Cheyenne, glad you like the blog.
Faye is a lovely if quite noisy Girl.
Hope to see you back again soon.
Hi! I just wanted to let you know how much I’m enjoying your blog. What sweet doggies!
Hi Martha, I am very glad you enjoy the blog.
Sweet? Well, at times! Mostly when they are asleep!
Only kidding
I’m looking for information on Dewclaws. I need to know if there are breeds of dogs that can be born without any dewclaws. We are fighting to keep our dog and any help you can give would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Michelle
Great post. How often do you update? I am looking for new stuff to toss in my feed reader and this might be good. Later
Hi there! I was just wondering what kind of dog you think Daisy is. I have a six month old rescue pup who looks just like her. His mom is half Sharpei and half cocker spaniel, but he looks like neither. His father is a mystery and I’m just trying to figure it out. Thanks!
Hi Seiko
I am afraid we have no idea about her history as like you we got her from a pound. Sorry I can’t really be of any help.
I was talking to a store clerk the other day about choke chains, she suggested a wale tail choke chain. My Mastiff has such a big head and neck that store bought chokers wont work. I have looked on line and cant locate a source. I was just wondering if you have heard of this choker and if you have a source.
I was reading the April 2 article about spiked dog collars and found it funny, informative, and scary. I do however, have some additional information for you. We have a Great Pyrenees dog that we use as a LGD (Livestock Guardian Dog). He should wear a spiked collar (we have not done this) for the sole purpose of his own protection. If a coyote would happen into the field with the sheep, and be confronted by the Pyr, and a fight ensue, the spikes would protect his neck which is the first place most dogs will attack.
Thought you might want to know another use of the spiked collar.