breeding Archive

  • Just over a year ago, I brought you news of Dublin’s love children with that feisty red-head Mara: the “other woman.”  In her bid to compete for the affections of the Astraean […]

    A Family Affair

    Posted on December 5, 2009 | 2 Comments
    Just over a year ago, I brought you news of Dublin’s love children with that feisty red-head Mara: the “other woman.”  In her bid to compete for the affections of the Astraean […]

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  • I just got a comment on a year old post that is a lesson in poor breeding practices in only 17 words: Im looking for a breader for my border […]

    Breed My Bitch, Please.

    Posted on January 13, 2009 | 3 Comments
    I just got a comment on a year old post that is a lesson in poor breeding practices in only 17 words: Im looking for a breader for my border […]

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  • National Geographic’s In The Womb series has to be some of the most interesting television I’ve seen in a long time. I first watched the program a year ago just […]

    In the Womb: Dogs

    Posted on January 3, 2009 | 2 Comments
    National Geographic’s In The Womb series has to be some of the most interesting television I’ve seen in a long time. I first watched the program a year ago just […]

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  • Of all the procedures that are commonly performed on puppies, the dewclaw removal has to be the least controversial. It’s certainly the most minor procedure with the fewest complications and […]

    The Dewclaw Debate

    Posted on December 30, 2008 | 9 Comments
    Of all the procedures that are commonly performed on puppies, the dewclaw removal has to be the least controversial. It’s certainly the most minor procedure with the fewest complications and […]

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  • reprint from 2/24/2008 In my recent correspondence with a pet rescuer who has yet to embrace No-Kill, I saw firsthand the phenomenon that Nathan Winograd discusses in Redemption: that we […]

    Killing for a Myth

    Posted on December 25, 2008 | 1 Comment
    reprint from 2/24/2008 In my recent correspondence with a pet rescuer who has yet to embrace No-Kill, I saw firsthand the phenomenon that Nathan Winograd discusses in Redemption: that we […]

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