Calling all dogs

Travelling with dogs

2008-03-26T07:31:00.001-07:00

How many times have you been driving along and see a dog riding in the back of a pickup truck? Maybe it's just me, but visions of what could happen to that dog run through my head immediately. I know the driver must be confident that the dog won't jump out at high speeds or when stopped, but how can you really be sure? Then you have a loose dog in traffic.

And what happens to the dog if there's an accident? Is the dog better off being free to fly through the air to land safely on the ground rather than inside the car unrestrained? Maybe - depends on the speed of impact and what the dog actually lands on, I suppose. Has anyone ever experienced an incident with a free riding dog? Do tell, because I'd like to know.

Doggie Blues

2008-01-15T07:03:00.000-08:00

The winter months can be a bit of a bore for a dog. There's just something about green grass and a warm Spring day that puts the energy back in a dog's step. Until then, some dogs like to turn to fashion to keep them occupied and out of trouble. To break the monotony of gray days, spicing up their collar collection is one way you can help. What sane dog wouldn't get excited about a package arriving at the doorstep just for them?! When you help them pull out their new duds, the bold, bright colors will bring them right off the floor, begging you to put them on. They promise to walk nicely on their new lead - at least for today! What better place to give this gift to your dog than from www.ifitbarks.com.