Ray’s birthday has already been noted (from his perspective) in comments against the Nov 20 Post however, for the benefit of us mere humans: Continue reading
Oakville
Ray’s Face!
I love Ray’s face! Continue reading
Ray – Say hello!
We have been working on Ray’s interactions with people and dogs for a long time now and, as a result of a Behavior Adjustment Training program*, have been using a standard positive reinforcement philosophy. Continue reading
Welcome Home!
I recently had to do some traveling and was going to be away from home (away from Ray) for two weeks. While I was not too concerned about the reception I may get from Ray upon my return, there was a possibility that he may not be happy about me leaving him for two weeks. Continue reading
Positively positive!
A number of blogs postings that I read either emphasize the importance of positive thinking, and/or are examples of positive thinking. I would like to believe that my Dog Stories portrays both aspects. Continue reading
Just Sittin’ Around!
The Town of Oakville has a nice little harbour which is very popular with local boat enthusiasts. More importantly to us, it allows us to vary our walks with Ray as we weave our way to the downtown area for personal business and/or to simply allow Ray to visit his “biscuit giving friends” at the TD Bank and Lululemon! Continue reading
Invisible Intruder?
A short time ago I published an account of us shopping for winter boots*. Continue reading
A Good Night’s Sleep?
Ray’s night time sleeping habits are predictably unpredictable! We have no idea where he will sleep, or how often he will change his location during the night. We do know that we will find him in the morning in either the kitchen, the living room, or somewhere in between. Continue reading
Shopping with Ray!
Ray is an interesting dog! We don’t always understand why he does what he does, but we know it will bring smiles to those who see him. Continue reading
Apple Pie!
A very long time ago now, I wrote about Ray’s obvious love of both pumpkin pie and whipping cream* however, pumpkin pie is usually only on our minds around Thanksgiving time and, as much as I love whipping cream, a relatively healthy lifestyle dictates that we don’t have it too often. Continue reading