Tag Archives: dogs

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Doggy quote of the month for September

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Doggy quote of the month for August

Doggy quote of the month for December

“Dogs and philosophers do the greatest good and get the fewest rewards”

-Diogenes, Greek philosopher

Doggy quote of the month for April

“I look at dogs as furry Prozac”

-Rick Springfield, musician, author, actor and sufferer from depression

Doggy quote of the month for March

“Fall in love with a dog, and in many ways you enter a new orbit, a universe that features not just new colors but new rituals, new rules, a new way of experiencing attachment.”

– the late Caroline Knapp, author of Pack of Two (one of my favourite books)

Doggy quote of the month for October

“If you don’t own a dog, at least one, there is not necessarily anything wrong with you, but there may be something wrong with your life.”

Roger Caras, writer and former President of the ASPCA (1928 – 2001)

Pepper

 

Cooking for my dog

For many of us, cooking for those we love is a way of expressing our affection.  I have always enjoyed cooking for my dogs – using fresh ingredients and creating tasty treats.  In fact, before I even decided to train in canine massage and rehab, I was already making treats for dogs as a business (Canine Catering).

Five years ago, I started my Cooking for Dogs class to teach other owners how easy it is to make yummy additions for dog food using simple and fresh ingredients.

Over the last 3 months, here are some of the things I’ve made:

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Kathleen Crisley, Fear-Free certified professional and specialist in dog massage, rehabilitation and nutrition/food therapy, The Balanced Dog, Christchurch, New Zealand

Doggy quote of the month for May

“I always say, the time you spend with your dog makes the difference in a great dog or a crate dog.” 

― M.K. Clinton, author

Dog in crate

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Doggy quote of the month for December

Elizabeth Parker quotation dogs are not a thing

Doggy quote of the month for February

“The problem with loving dogs is that you outlive all but the last one.”

– Edward Grinnan, author of Always By My Side:  Life Lessons From Millie and All the Dogs I’ve Loved

Daisy English Pointer

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