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It’s That Time Again!

It’s that time of year again for the 2010 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show! Dogs of all breeds and sizes will gather Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 15th-16th at Madison Square Garden in its 134th annual competition! While you’re waiting, you can show off your dog NOW by uploading photos and video of your pooch, and interacting with other dog lovers and owners! You can also enter your dog into a furry and friendly online competition and vote your dog up to the top by including your dog’s name, breed, and city! Click here for more details: http://blogs.msg.com/themonitor/2010/01/12/show-us-your-dogs-upload-your-photos-now/

Blame the Deed, Not the Breed

This Seems Like a “No-Brainer”, But It Doesn’t Happen Very Often

What an amazing idea!  One of those–”Why didn’t I think of that?” kind of ideas.  This article tells about the Central Peninsula Hospital that has a Family Pet Visitation Policy!  Someone there has the insight and compassion to realize that to some patients, their animals are their family and that seeing that family can make the patient feel better and help in the healing process.  No special training is needed, the pet (dogs and cats only) must be on a leash or in a kennel, clean, washed and groomed and in good health with current vaccination records from a veterinarian.  They also must prove that they are not aggressive, hyperactive or difficult to control by the designated caretaker.

As someone who has only canine children, I hope that should I ever be hospitalized, I will be lucky enough to be in a hospital like this one!

To read the entire article go to: Canine Companion

Happy New Year!!!!!

I borrowed this picture from Leslie because it was absolutely perfect!!!!!  Thanks, Leslie!

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Christmas Cookies Made With Love (and puppy breath!)

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Massage–Great, No Matter How You Get It!

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More Christmas Ornaments!

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These artistically crafted ceramic pins are approximately 1 1/2 to 2 inches in size. Each pin comes with a straight pin back and a rotating clasp. Because Karen makes every pin herself, including sculpting the figures, these hand-painted pins are truly works of art. Each handcrafted pin is mounted on a beautifully handwritten card, which briefly describes unique characteristics of the breed. Over 200 pins available!

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