Showing posts with label dog guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog guide. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Funny Videos: An Engineer's Guide to Cats




Doesn't the narrator's voice remind you of the teacher from Wonder Years?? But don't let that fool you, this video (while very educational on the care of felines) is pretty funny too.

Enjoy!


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Tuesday, December 4, 2007

Television For Dogs


Feel guilty when you leave the house no more!

The Dog Companion series is a set of DVD's designed specifically for dogs that are left alone in the house for long hours ( such as the time it takes you to go to work, hate work, be bored with work and come back home).

Just don't expect to be able to have a nice movie night. They have no specific plot, and the camera angles and content are arranged with the dog's point of view in mind.

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Tuesday, November 13, 2007

Dogs Help You Lose Weight

Patti Lawson is the author of “The Dog Diet,” a witty memoir about gaining a dog and losing 30 pounds. Plagued with doubts about her career and heartbroken by the end of a long love affair, Patti turned to two men she always counted on. Ben & Jerry. She ate. Oh yea, she ate. She also got a part cocker spaniel, part German shepherd puppy named Sadie.

Her vet said not to give Sadie any junk food, but just like Patti, that’s all that Sadie craved. Every time Patti whipped out a Big Mac or some java chip ice cream her puppy would jump up on her and try to nose her way through. The only solution: Patti had to change her own diet to be more nutritious.

This book includes recipes, meal plans and how playing with Sadie or doing “Dogercise” helped Patti regain her self confidence and herself. I think the main message of this book can be summed up in a quote by the author herself in an interview with azstarnet.com. "I went out and adopted a dog, but she rescued me," Lawson said. "All of a sudden, I wasn't the center of my world."

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