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Several months ago, I was browsing the dollar section at Target and found this hideous little raincoat perfectly sized for Scooter. Since it was only a dollar, of course I bought it. I have been meaning to work on sprucing it up, and covering up the plainer parts by re-fashioning Read the rest of this entry »

 Pup Pop Art inspired by Pop Art Pet and pet portraits of Andy Warhol. Read the rest of this entry »

Recently, we’ve been discussing our boy Bear and how old he’s getting. He seems to be aging faster these days, which is a hard reality to come to.  That’s got us to thinking, if he’s 8 in our years, how old is he really in dog years? We all have heard the saying that Read the rest of this entry »

Just a reminder, we will be hosting our Teddy’s Pride product giveaway contest for 2 more days. If you haven’t already entered, or know someone who hasn’t, be sure to send us an email at shespeaksbark@yahoo.com and tell us why you’d love to try the product. We will be choosing and Read the rest of this entry »

We’re excited! Did you hear, today is our VERY FIRST product give-away?! Enter our week-long contest today for your chance at winning a 60-day supply of Teddy’s Pride pet teeth cleaner. If you’ve never heard of Teddy’s Pride, check out my introduction to the product here, Read the rest of this entry »

Well folks, I’ve finally gotten around to posting another “real post”. I feel like I’ve been posting a lot of fun things lately with our giveaway contest, product review, and fun photos, so I hope you enjoy an informative post for a change!Handling a puppy who’s constantly nipping Read the rest of this entry »

Giving a monthly heartworm medication to your dogs may be something you’re currently taking for granted. But did you know that the production of Heartguard and other similar products has been temporarily halted?The production of Imiticide, the active chemical component of heartworm Read the rest of this entry »

A dog with black toe nails seems to scare off a majority of dog owners. Most see black toenails and immediately sign off, assuming that they cannot clip their own dog’s nails. But they can, and so can you, and it will be easier than you think- I promise.                                           Read the rest of this entry »