One thing that I want to be sure about is that you get the full picture of our lives, even though that means admitting our failures along with our positives. I don’t think you always want to know when thing go flawlessly well for us, because that really isn’t a reflection on real life. If you stumble upon someone’s blog and it’s ALWAYS sharing all the wins, take them with a grain of salt. There’s probably something they’ve swept under the rug. Today, we’re going to share

This post has an Amazon Affiliate link. If you click on it and make a purchase, I make a small commission, which will be donated to our local animal shelter. What in the bleep is a pet hack? I’m pretty sure it’s when you break into your dog to steal important information like their bank account number and social security number (doesn’t your dog have one?). I KID, of course! A pet hack, is a way to make your life a little easier by using something you probably already have

OH MY GOD IT’S SPRING! That’s what I think the dogs are exclaiming every time they go outside, or look outside, or contemplate any piece about the outside. They wiggle, they smile, they sometimes fart out of joy and a lack of self control. Let’s be honest, they have zero self control, so the flatulence is frequent and exuberant. Well, besides talking about farts, I’m here to tell you that we want YOU to also celebrate spring's arrival, by having a chance to win some pretty

This blog is titled “A Dog Walks into a Bar,” so it should probably not come as much of a surprise to hear that we love all things dogs and drinking, and we especially love when the two are able to combine in a beautiful matrimony of booze and buddies. I thought you’d like to see a fun roundup of products we’ve encountered over the years that have allowed our dogs to be a part of our adult beverage interests and our adult beverage interests to be connected to our dogs. Scrol

Imagine a family who has spent their time talking about bringing a pet into their home. They look online tirelessly at rescue sites, soaking in the photos of dogs with pleading faces, and back stories that could make even the strongest person sad. They find a dog that seems like a great fit for their home. After gathering the essentials in preparation for an impending adoption, “nesting,” if you will, they make their way to the shelter with anticipation, hope, jittery nerv

I am a huge fan of a few things (two of the three you probably already know about me): ice hockey, dogs and beer. In fact, I played for the Quinnipiac University Pep Band, which meant I earned my Division I Varsity Letter for playing the trombone at their hockey and basketball games. When a local animal shelter, Thomas J. O’Connor invited me to participate at an event this past Friday at the AHL game near us (Springfield Thunderbirds), I jumped at the opportunity. It was my