"This book has touched my heart in an indescribable way. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves animals and wants to have a closer connection to our Heavenly Father." —Holly Cornwell, Editor 2007 – June 2014, The Royal Spaniels Magazine [Read more reviews]
Tag: dogs
Paws and Pray Daily [Psalm 118:24]
Happy Monday! Start your day with prayer, wags, and smiles! Then share the love!
Girl Pet Record Book and Puppy Training Guide
If you’ve got a girl puppy, you may like this book 💕🐾 My Girl's Pet Record Book and Puppy Training Guide: The Ultimate Pet Health and Wellness Log, with Easy Tips to Raise and Train Your Dog! There’s also a blue cover boy puppy version! About the Book BRINGING HOME A PUPPY JUST GOT EASIER WITH [...]
7 Super Things to Do When Your Puppy is Naughty
How do you react when your puppy is "naughty?" I really wish dog ownership was all fun and games. But the truth is, living with dogs can get rather messy at times. Learn seven super things you can do when your pup gets into mischief.
Why is My Dog Barking?
Why is my dog barking? What's he saying? Why won’t he stop?! Understanding how dogs communicate is key to solving the mystery. In this article you'll gain insight into what your dog may be communicating when he barks, and how to respond.
She Fixed Her Eyes Ahead
During our daily walk, my dog paused and fixed her eyes intently ahead. For a moment, she stood there looking so regal, focused, and beautifully balanced. Something caught her attention and for a few seconds nothing else mattered. That got me thinking... What are our eyes fixed on? What has caught our attention . . . Painful memories? Present annoyances? Future worries?
Dog Tired?
My dogs are constantly taking time to nap. Usually they curl up on the sofa or in their bed. But sometimes they zonk out in the funniest positions or places! It's not because they're bored. They have a zillion toys, each other, our family to interact and play with, and a large yard to run, watch squirrels and birds... but they instinctively know when it's time to rest, and they listen.
Are we listening to our bodies? Do we know when it’s time to rest? Or are we running ourselves ragged?