Scammer Inu
Does this look a little ‘off’ to you? Wow. Much rareness. Very healthy guaranteed. You know I had to fuck with them. Okay, so look. Not every breeder is going to be Oscar Wilde or my English professor. You don’t… Continue Reading
Protected: How To Run A Conformation Dog Show During COVID-19 in Canada
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Entitled Dog Owners and Their Victims
By now, this image should be familiar to most people who follow ‘dog news’ and most people who don’t. Christian Cooper, a senior biomedical editor at Health Science Communications and – joy to the hearts of nerds everywhere – a… Continue Reading
Phoenix has found a home!
UPDATE: Phoenix has found a home! If you’re in the Vancouver, BC region or even on Vancouver Island and want to bring a Shiba who is definitely a Shiba into your life, take a look at Phoenix. Phoenix was adopted… Continue Reading
Punky Brewster
It’s over. Punky is dead. The four-year-old Australian Cattle Dog was the subject of a years-long fight in Vancouver, BC, by his owner, Susan Santics, to keep him from being euthanized. On Thursday, January 23, 2020, Punky was euthanized. Santics… Continue Reading
100 Days of Dog Training Challenge
We’re currently working on the #100DaysOfDogTrainingChallenge! Goals: To post photos or videos of training my dogs to the group linked above for 100 days. I realized at day 3/100 that I’m going to have to pick some things to work… Continue Reading
Yeah, I think we kinda did. Doodle Craze – Part 4
In the 1980’s, Wally Conron was in charge of puppy breeding management at the Royal Guide Dog Association of Australia. He wanted to create a dog that could do the work of a guide dog, but that didn’t shed. He… Continue Reading
So where have you been?
Sooo… yeah. Where was I? If you’re a friend on Facebook or following TMS or Tierce and Shimi, you might have some idea: Graduated from my Administration program, but the first job I got didn’t end up working out (it… Continue Reading
Did We Create The Doodle Craze? Part 3
In the last installment, I looked at how a growing middle class started looking at purebreds as one of the luxuries their income and leisure could now well afford. Mid-century modern society wanted the mid-century modern dog to keep up… Continue Reading
Did We Create The Doodle Craze? Part 2
In part 1, I went over the origins of purebred dogs – briefly. To sum up, the branding of the purebred dog was originally ‘carefully bred, for a purpose’. With the advent of a rising middle class with more leisure… Continue Reading