Born in central Nebraska USA to a Scotch-Irish father and an Italian mother with a Native American background, most of my life has been spent in the West and Central Nebraska except for a couple years on both coasts as a young child. Both parents have passed away, but my whole life was taught to me by my mother to respect learning and acquiring as much knowledge as I could. She always laughed at me for having a soapbox to stand on and an opinion on everything throughout my entire life.
Now that the big Thanksgiving meal is over for most families, I wonder if anyone asks the question, “What does Thanksgiving mean to dogs?” Obviously, to dogs who are lucky enough to have a loving family it means small amounts of turkey and holiday meal leftovers, getting to lick the plate in many homes or even get some cut up mouthwatering roasted turkey. They are treated perhaps more loving and with kindness on a holiday where we thank God for what we have, where we assist those ... Read Full Story
Dog days after Thanksgiving are usually full of leftover meals, with most dogs still full from the previous holiday. The ol’ saying is “I can’t believe I ate the whole thing!” …. with most dogs full of turkey leftovers, sweet potatoes, and lots of vegetables. Here are some dog photos of the “full” expressions of dogs who have had their tummies full from the day of Thanksgiving! Read Full Story
Posted By Nancy Houser on November 25, 2009
Happy Thanksgiving to all our readers and viewers!!
Please click on the above link….
Related posts:The Dog’s Tips for ThanksgivingSmile…if you love happy dogs!REVIEW: The Blog Talk Radio with Happy DogNational Dog Blog Carnival is CancelledHappy Halloween, Everyone!
Share this article:
For more dog health care tips, pictures and stories subscribe to WayCoolDogs.com today!
This post is filed ... Read Full Story
The light-heartedness of dogs at play is a sight to behold. Their is nothing more fun than watching them toss a ball in the air as if nothing else in the world matters at that moment but pure fun. Here are a few photos of dogs at play to show you exactly what we mean….enjoy! Read Full Story
The closer it gets to winter and cold days, getting dogs winterized is a top priority. Breeds have a lot to do with what is needed done, as some dogs like our Miniature American Eskimos and Shiba Inus love the cold weather and don’t need a lot done…at least one would think. Read Full Story
The first thing a dog owner should do is check the fencing when moving into a new home or visiting someone with a fenced in yard. This is because dogs hate fence confinement, especially if their dog owner or another dog is on the other side! Read Full Story
This guest post is brought especially to you be Dog Fence DIY’s staff veterinarian Dr. Susan Wright. Dog Fence DIY will help you choose the right pet containment system for you and your furry friend, help you install your new system properly, and help train your pet to use the new system. Dog Fence DIY also has a variety of underground fence wire systems at the best available prices. Be sure to visit Dog Fence DIY for all your pet containment needs. Read Full Story
With so many people becoming homeless due to the low economy and worsening job situations, it has become common to see many living on the streets with their dogs. This is in comparison to many people who choose to abandon their dogs before hitting the streets. Here are photos of homeless dogs-homeless dog owners… Read Full Story
For a long time, I have heard about small dogs with big hearts. But it wasn’t until we became exposed to the world of dogs did I realize just how wonderful these little dogs can be–overly protective, brave, devoted to the max, and with the biggest hearts there is. Here are some photos of small dogs, big hearts for you to look at and enjoy. Read Full Story
