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Blessings!!

Time to play in the snow!!

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As Macie ages I love to think back on her life. This is a photo I took last week while we were out for a walk. She has always loved to get into deep into tall grass, think brush, or just anywhere she thinks something might be hiding and “hunt”. When is on the trail of something her little stub of a tail starts wagging and she makes the cutest sounds with her nose. One time when we were in Cleveland for an agility trial she actually caught a mouse. I needless to say, was not as happy as she was especially when I had to make sure she didn’t take it with us.

Give your dogs a hug for me.

Blessings!

I found my way to the pet section and started going through all of the books. I pulled out four doggie cookbooks to browse through as I am really thinking about how my dogs eat and what goes into their bodies (this is actually for all of us two and four leggeds in our home).

Along with the cookbooks The Organic Dog Biscuit Cookbook, The Good Food Cookbook for Dogs, I also found Jon Katz new book Izzy and Lenore: Two Dogs an Unexpected Journey, and Me. I have enjoyed all of his books and look forward to this one. I am in the process of reading What the Dog Did by Emily Yoffe and laughing at so many of the stories she writes.

What dog related books are your favorite or you would recommend?

Asleep on my lap while I read.

I like this photo of Macie I took the first year we moved in to our new home. I like seeing her reflection in the glass. Her reflection makes me reflect on the years she has shared with me. Macie came into our home after we had been married for about a year and a half. We have now been married 16+years. She has seen me as a young wife, buying a first home, getting involved in doggie sports, traveling, returning to school for my bachelors and now masters, through selling and buying another home, the loss of two of our dear aussies, and a year of ill health for me. Macie reflects a decade and a half of my growing, changing, and I hope maturing. Because of Macie I am a better person, surrounded by doggie friends I would have never had if she didn’t venture with me weekend after weekend to new adventures in the world of doggie sports. She helped me to find great trails to hike and lakes for her to swim. As Macie ages I know our time is limited, however I can not imagine her not in my life, sleeping at the foot of my bed, sharing more adventures.

Please hug your dog for me, cherish them every moment, and thank them for the gifts they give us.

Blessings!