Originally published at Enemy of Entropy. You can comment here or there.

First, a ran­dom thought:
“Many of our fears are tis­sue paper thin, and a sin­gle coura­geous step would carry us clear through them.” Bren­dan Fran­cis Behan
And now, the actual content:
Livejournal’s Writer’s Block ques­tion of the day is, “Cats or dogs- which do you pre­fer, ( Read more... )

First, if your dog has a Pimple Ball With Bell (what an icky name!), take it back wherever you bought it and ask them to refund your money for the dangerous thing, and take the rest off the shelves.

After reading about the injuries at least four dogs have experienced due to the absolute refusal of Four Paws Products Ltd. to modify or recall their ( Read more... )

Edit: Embedding is now disabled for the video. Foo. But you can watch it on You Tube!

That’s one of the sweetest things I’ve ever seen.

Mirrored from Cyn Armistead.

Originally published at Enemy of Entropy. You can comment here or there.

First, a ran­dom thought:
“I have lived in this world just long enough to look care­fully the sec­ond time into things that I am most cer­tain of the first time.” Josh Billings
And now, the actual content:
Edit: Embed­ding is now dis­abled for the video. Foo. But you can watch it ( Read more... )

Someone on my LJ reading list posted a link to this very amusing bit about Scenic Horses, which sound to me like the very best sort of horses.

As a result, someone else linked to I Has a Sweet Potato, which made me laugh so hard my dimples are sore. d2leddyd2leddy, I have a feeling that your and Seth’s dogs have cousins out there somewhere.

Mirrored from ( Read more... )

Someone on my LJ reading list posted a link to this very amusing bit about Scenic Horses, which sound to me like the very best sort of horses.

As a result, someone else linked to I Has a Sweet Potato, which made me laugh so hard my dimples are sore. d2leddy, I have a feeling that your and Seth’s dogs have cousins out there somewhere.

Mirrored from Cyn ( Read more... )

I’ve long known that there were people who inflict indignities like sweaters and even tiny little boots on their canine companions. I had no idea that the doggy fashion had become so very fashionable, though.

Then I saw it. One moment I’m surrounded by bird feeders and cat toys, the next, there it is: an entire row of Canine Couture.

I called Katie ( Read more... )