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I thoroughly enjoy your blogs.....Thank you!

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I miss my dog terribly but know how they always were. My cats are that way now - one grumbing and aloof (except when she thinks no one is watching; one not terribly bright to wrestle with; and the instigator! What a hoot he is! And what a trouble-maker. All saved from going to the 'shelter'. All now in their forever home. But I sure do miss my dog.
Thanks for a wonderful read.

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wonderfully entertaining, and probably really close to the truth. I laughed out loud about the Liver treats. I havent had a dog in two years, still in mourning, but everyone around me is getting puppies, I think after reading your blog, I may go down to the shelter tomorrow and see if there is a dog there who wants to adopts me!

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Hilarious! You are a great writer. Keep it coming. I just love them.

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Thanks for sharing your wonderful story!

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Cindianna - run, don't walk to the shelter tomorrow. There is one there calling your name.

P.S. Pete says take some liver treats, OMG, liver treats with you!!!!

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I JUST LOVE YOUR WONDERFUL FAMILY. YOU AND YOUR WIFE ARE A GOD -SEND. THAT'S ONE THING I AM SURE YOUR DOGS ARE SAYING TO EACH OTHER, EVERY DAY!!!.

FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO MISS YOU DOGS, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, GO IMMEIDIATELY TO YOUR NEAREST SHELTER AND GET A DOG WHO NEEDS YOU !!!!. AND FILL YOUR HEART AGAIN.

LOVE YOUR POSTING. LOOKING FOREWARD TO MANY MORE !!

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Thank you for sharing your blogs - they are wonderful. What a talented writer, & loving pet parent, you truely are!

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What a sweet story & handsome family you have! Maybe soon Cindianne will be telling us all about her newly adopted doggie baby! Cute post & pups.

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So cindianne, who is the lucky dog that adopted you? Fill us in!

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What a wonderful story, I enjoyed this ever so much, you have a wonderful family

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I would dearly love to have more than one dog, but with things being the way they are right now, that's just not a possibility for me. I live in a fairly big city, a metro area of over 1.25 million people, although we are positively BLESSED with tons of greenspace, publicly-owned and largely untouched shorelines along the many rivers and lakes and such, plus we;re doubly blessed to live in a very dog-friendly neighbourhood with not one but TWO off-leash dog parks! Still, because of my disability, and the fairly small size of my apartment, more than one dog would be much too much work for me at this time.

My family is trying to put together a small pre-fab house on a wooded lot somewhere in rural Southern Ontario for me, and if that works out then I'll certainly be visiting the local shelters to bring home at least one more dog, and maybe even two. Having my own home situated on a large, fenced-in wooded lot would make all the difference in the world; then I could have a whole PACK of great big over-grown sucky-babies, instead of just the one, and that would be truly wonderful!

Until such time as this deal goes through, I'm lucky just to have my one very silly boy, Tas, and especially to have his brother Dash living close enough that we can get together often for play sessions, when they happily romp and play and beat the living daylights out of eachother! I can't help but think just how joyous and fulfilling having a few such very silly canine friends and companions around me fill-time would be, so until such time as I can have my own pack, I take every opportunities to enjoy stories of other multi-dog families...living vicariously through others' adventures, you might say.

Thanks for sharing your pack with us, and I wish you many bright blessings, and all the great happiness and joy that must come from living with and loving such a warm, wonderful and loving family. Keep up the great work, and thanks for all the wonderful rescue work you do, too!