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Read on to find out how we did… Continue reading → Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content • Home • Who’s at the door? Posted in bella | Tagged bella, bloggy business, K9 Kamp, kol's notes, peggy's pet place, • Send us a woof! puppies, sporting group | 16 Replies • Pack mentality A dog in a hot car’s just not right… This dog can swim circles around me Posted on June 6, 2012 Posted on June 8, 2012 17 16 Today, we’re going with some vintage Bella from 2007 combined with a PSA from the It’s been one of those weeks… so I hope you’ll understand that I didn’t have time to put pup herself. (She totally wrote this song.) together your regularly scheduled Friday linkage. I’ll make it up to you. I promise. Until then, enjoy this video. Considering summer weather is here, it seemed pretty appropriate. I think it’s impossible to watch it and not smile! What are you up to this weekend? Posted in puppies, wag that tail | Tagged puppies, sporting group, wag that tail | 16 Replies #K9Kamp: Hold on a doggone minute Posted on June 7, 2012 16 Wow… we just finished the third K9 Kamp challenge. How did that happen? I guess time does fly when you’re having fun. This week’s challenge was called Just One Doggone Minute to Win It. This challenge recognizes that sometimes life gets in the way of staying fit. However, we all have some free minutes in there, so Kampers were encouraged to find a way to make those minutes 12 13 Hot dog, summer in the city Whether a Beagle, Yorkie, or a Pitty. Why can’t I just nap like a kitty? It isn’t getting any cooler in the city. All around people being brain dead Even though that car is hotter than a match head. But it’s not hard to be a pearl, Be smart about the world. Come on, come on, and see the light A dog in a hot car’s just not right. And babe, don’t you know it’s a pity, Some people just aren’t all that bright In the summer, in the city In the country, or the city. Stay cool, no need for that pity Just remember this little ditty. Sure enough, you’ll be sitting pretty Looking out for dogs in the country and the city. I’m already filled with dread knowing that the usual hot car stories are just around the corner… as usual, I’m sure the news cycle will bring out my Hulk-ian tendencies. (As in, “Hulk smash idiots who leave their dogs in hot cars.” Hulk smash a lot.) Posted in twisted tunes, wordless wednesday | Tagged bella, grrrr, in which I get serious for a moment, puppies, tunes, twisted tunes, wordless wednesday | 17 Replies Dangerous? Only if you’re afraid of puppy kisses. Posted on June 4, 2012 25 14 15 you should totally follow), and participate in FOHA adoption events. Guess I took my own advice! 6. I’m actually attending a cool FOHA adoption event this weekend. It’s called Sit, Sip & Stay, and it’s at Bluemont Vineyard in Bluemont, VA. Attendees can taste wine while helping FOHA’s medical fund. Pretty neat, huh? 7. I totally think that all rescues should steal this calling card idea. Thanks to Pamela from Something Wagging This Way Comes for sharing this one with me. (Warning: ear worm within. No, not that kind of ear worm. I think that link should earn me some geek cred.) 8. Speaking of helping animals, here are thirty-five that could use your help. You may remember when I shared a great post 9. The chance to help name an otter? On a website called You Otter Know? from Oh, Corbin – “You call me a Pit Bull like it’s a bad thing.” Using that post as Obviously, I’m in. I’m pulling for Sam Otterston. inspiration, Corbin has organized a special event today – Blogville Pitty Post Day! The 10. I guess we all find our own ways to help. This little girl has taken it upon herself to mission is simple – share a positive post about Pit Bulls. help her dog learn a very important life skill. It’s not a one-way street, however. Dogs help us too. Like this dog helping his baby friend The timing couldn’t be better for me, actually. This weekend, I had the pleasure of spending learn to crawl. a few hours with a fantastic Pit Bull in need of a home, and I’m delighted to introduce her to you today. Continue reading → I kind of want a series featuring the adventures of this dog and baby as they grow up together. Rated TV-CAA (Cute, Awesome & Adorable). Posted in adorable adoptables | Tagged adorable adoptables, bloggy business, breed spotlight, FOHA, in which I get serious for a moment, puppies, rescues | 25 Replies Give me your ears, and I’ll lend you a paw… Posted on June 1, 2012 Posted in wag that tail | Tagged bloggy business, BtC4A, city dogs rescue, FOHA, movies, 10 punny, puppies, something wagging, vino, wag that tail | 10 Replies As usual, it’s time for some Friday linkage. This week, the theme is helping out. Confused? Stick with me… #K9Kamp: Having a ball… with rope 1. Your punny pet name: Corg Clooney. (You know, if George Clooney were a Posted on May 31, 2012 Corgi.) 29 2. Check out this post from Oh, Corbin announcing Blogville Pitty Post Day on Monday, June 4. We intend to participate – I hope you’ll join in! 3. Did you know that Be the Change for Animals (one of my personal blogging inspirations) had a birthday earlier this week? Head on over and wish the team a happy birthday! (There’s even a bit of personal news in there - I’ll be helping out as a staff writer. I can’t wait to get started!) 4. Because I’m addicted to blogging, I’ve also agreed to help out with the blog for City Dogs Rescue in DC. Here’s my first post! 5. Is it scattered that I’m helping with two different rescues? I think it’s kind of fun.
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