Saugatuck was a blast this past weekend. We decked out so many dogs with some new duds! Thanks to everyone who made it out. We are looking forward to more, and hopefully we will see some more faces and furry friends at our next show!
As you all know, I’m always looking for something unique and cool for our dogs to play with. As it has turned out for me, sometimes the things that they like to play with the most are stupid things like…… a bottle cap, sticks with leaves, a sock…..well, that was easy:-) But my inner self still has to keep searching for that one thing that is just going to make their day – or mine. So as luck would have it, here is my latest find. A bubble blower for dogs. These aren’t just plain bubbles, oh no, they are scented bubbles. These bubbles are bursting with Sizzlin’ Bacon, Peanut Butter and Bar-B-Q Chicken. Definitely something that my dogs are just going to love. Let me know if yours do too.
To learn more about this go to: www.activedogtoys.com
What is “hump day”? I always thought that “hump day” was a day of the week – more specifically – Wednesday. That’s just a given in the work-a-day world of humans. Have you ever scheduled a “play” day for your dogs? We have tried this with our dogs and we have invited their “friends” over for a play day. We decided that the best day for us to schedule this “play” day every week was on Wednesdays. We were pretty much caught up with things that needed to be done and over the “hump” – looking forward to the weekend:-) So we have our first few Wednesday play days and we discover that maybe we picked the wrong day of the week. Some of these dogs think that “Wednesday” is “hump day” and they are totally confused about the meaning of the whole day. Thinking that we have made a terrible mistake by picking “Wednesday” we decide to pick a different day. Guess what? The day that is picked doesn’t matter. Some dogs think that every day is “hump day”. So we have learned to spend more time on inviting the dogs that want to “play” and not invite the “humps”.







