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Happy is a visiting dog, camping out while his person recuperates from surgery.  He likes to hide chews.  If he can get them outside without my noticing, that's perfect, because then he has the whole yard at his disposal.  In the house, he's a bit limited. There simply aren't many places for a 70# dog to hide a bone, that two other 70#  dogs, let alone a 9-pound tiny dog, can't find. He appears not to recognize that Abby usually sleeps on that cushion.  She likes chews, too, and she will certainly be able to sniff it out before tomorrow...

Where I live, dogs happen. Four of our current seven were homeless at one point in their lives. Suzy wandered into our lives when she was about six months old. She cowered outside of the fence, wanting to be with our dogs.  She was wearing a belt around her neck. She was terrified of people, but she is completely dog-friendly. She has been spayed and has her shots.  She still won't let you touch her, but she will come close enough to take a cookie out of our hand.   Wiley found his forever home through the county Animal Control...

August 10 is Spoil Your Dog Day. My dogs want a bigger couch! Or perhaps, their own dog beds? (They have dog beds, and they are allowed on the couch, hence the washable covers.) These three love snuggling up with each other. Abby and Champ are twins (the girl with the eye dots and the brindle); Wooster is their big brother, by six months. We've never seen them snuggling with any of the other dogs.SaveSave Save