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Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogs. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Unconditional Love from Pet Dogs

I am always scared of dogs because when I was in my elementary days, a big dog just attack me and I got bit in my middle torso. It was a huge dog and I was on my knees trying to cover my face and someone saw me struggling and shoo the dog away.

I was crying helplessly and my mom came in rescue. Back home (during those times), pet animals are really watchdogs. It scared burglars away especially when there is a sign of "beware of dogs". Fierce dogs are put on leash and the dog that bit me got away from the leash with the knowledge of the owner. I was at the wrong place at the wrong time.

I am not over it and it's been years. I am very cautious with pet animals and in the house, we do not have any. I do not hate dogs and I think they are cute but, I am always careful when I am around them.

With that being said, most of our friends have pet dogs and I am fond of them too. I like Ernie which is a black dachshund puppy, Happy is a brown poodle, Rocko is a Yorkshire Terrier and Rusty is a labrador which is the only huge dog that I am comfortable playing with.

All of them except Rusty are well taken care of. In fact, their pets are considered as family and the owners are really pet parents. How about you? Do you have pets? Check out Pets Aware Pet Shop and Pet Care for some information that will help you become more aware of your responsibilities as pet owners. Taking care of them, grooming, making sure that they are happy because in return, they will love you unconditionally.

Friday, August 26, 2011

So Much Mourning

I saw these pictures awhile ago while watching the news on Fox. I googled dog nearby a casket and there, I snipped the pictures. This is a painful sight! I wonder what was it like when they are together and what was their daily routine.He is mourning and he is aware of what's going on. I met a dog back when I was in Mississippi. I was on the garden and he just came right at my back. He was bigger than me so; I was so afraid. When I look at his eyes, he was harmful and he tried to befriend me. He wanders the neighborhood everyday and he visit us all the time. One morning, I found out he got tricks, can crawl, roll over, and understood simple commands. My husband and I never really know where he came from but knowing his skills, a military man must own him one time.I just hope that this dog will have someone to love him as much as his previous buddy. This kind of dog is beautiful and very talented. God bless you doggie boy Haweye! Rest in Peace Officer Jon T. Tumilson of Iowa.

Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Toys for Dogs

Look at the picture below, isn't it cute? Dogs are part of the family in fact; most of our friends treat them as one of the kids. In my workplace before, one of my co-workers made her dog as the heir of her assets when she dies. That goes to show how important dogs are to people. I have no pets at home but, I am fond of them when I visited friend's house. We have a favorite dog that we call Rusty and he is huge and so beautiful. My husband bought him dog toys and he loves to play around it. Since he knows a lot of tricks, he loves to show it and use the ball and other toys as props. Dogs are truly man's best friend because they are intelligent and they can understand commands.

This animal needs attention so; just like your children, dogs need something to play with too. Visit funnyfur.com and you can find hundreds of dog toys to choose from. This company offers designer novelty toys using a dog friendly material. Dogs love to chew and play most of the time. Show them your care and attention by giving those toys and I am sure, they will love you more for that extra thought.

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