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The Kneecap Rule!

We have had to be very cautious with giving Ray chew toys because not only does he destroy them, but he is also a “gulper” (he does not chew). We had an incident with a “heavy duty” animal bone which he proceeded to break into sharp fragments! We took it away from him before he attempted to swallow a piece! Continue reading →

A Hard Lesson!

As many of you are very well aware, Ray is a very different dog now when compared to how he was in the Spring of 2013. He has been, and still is, a “work in progress”… but the results far exceed the effort and patience needed to get him this far. Below is an extract from his book “Who Said I was up for Adoption?” Continue reading →

Thanks… I think!

To all you people who tried to divert some of your snow to us, would you please try a little harder? Continue reading →

Who has our snow?

The subject line is a serious question. Who has got our snow? If it is you… then would you please return it because we miss it! Continue reading →

A Dog’s Life?

The expression “It’s a dog’s life” means that life is hard; unpleasant; unrewarding,  and apparently has 16th century origins when dog’s were working animals and treated as such.  It was also the original title for the book about Ray “Who Said I was up for Adoption?”, because of the blatant contradiction between a “dog’s life” and Ray’s life! Continue reading →

Summer!

I’ve used this pic (below) before, but I just came across it again and it said “Summer!” to me! Continue reading →

Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!

Since this Blog was started in October 2014, I have posted a few photos of Ray when asleep. Continue reading →

Sound… Light… Action!

Regular Followers will know that typically I am up at 5:00am and, after a productive 2-1/2 hours, I go outside with Ray so that he can take care of his “needs”, after which I give him his breakfast.  Ray has created his own morning “needs” schedule around mine and so I know his schedule just as well as he knows mine. This means that when something changes, I know there has to be a reason! Continue reading →