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Bath Day
Saturday, we went hiking in the morning and then went down to Asheville and Pets Supplies Plus, the closest store that carries our Eagle Pack food. (Plus, they have an awesome manager and staff. We called a week in advance and they had our food piled up at the front ready to go.) The humans strapped…
Read Today's Herd StorySmiling Sunday
P.S. – Fans of The Thundering Herd’s Facebook Page know that there were baths at the end of the day on Saturday. Pictures of those are coming later this week. Despite the indignity of baths, The Herd had a great Saturday.
Read Today's Herd StoryInvasion
As we have described before, we live in a rural area, but one that is also a vacation area. Most of the homes that are near us are vacation homes, so we have much of the year to ourselves. Last year, however, the man who built our house built his own house and moved his…
Read Today's Herd StoryRuby Tuesday – Testing Fabrics
In our Tuesday tradition, we visit the hu-grandmom’s house and check in on the Suberian residents – Tartok and Ruby.
Read Today's Herd StoryMemorial Day – 2010
We received the attached as a chain email from a favorite relative, but thought it was a great series of reminders of the real purpose of the day. We hope those of you in the U.S. enjoy your holiday Monday, but also pause to remember the real meaning of the day. ********** ********** ********** **********…
Read Today's Herd StoryRear Window
With out deepest apologies to Alfred Hithcock *********************************** Come join us in the weekly Blog Hop fun. We have met many new friends over the past few weeks.
Read Today's Herd StoryFitness Friday
Ok, pups, today we need to focus on exercise. We pups should get plenty of exercise every day, but it is important that we use the proper form and technique. What we are about to show is pretty advanced, but we would like to demonstrate. Just remember, we are professionals, so work up to this…
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Picket Line Etiquette
Proper picket line etiquette (no, no – not a protest – a line with a series of drop lines for dogs to be connected to) is important for camping.
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