I live with a dog. Probably the cutest dog you’ll ever see. His name is Sammy, he’s a pug and is seven months old. I wanted to create a blog that focuses on puppy training. This is how it all started or rather how my life with Sammy began.
Dogs are lovable and cuddly companions but sometimes, you might meet a special dog that not just your family, but the whole community loves. That’s Rocky for me. Although he is a very active pup, he is also sweet and kind. I am lucky to have him in my life. You’ll be amazed at his intelligence, speed, agility and playfulness! What a delight to have you here!
The show is about a dog. It’s a fluffy white dog, and it has a red collar. The dog lives in a house with its owner and their family. The owner works as an accountant, and their wife is a doctor. The kids are five and seven years old; they’re twins! They go to school every day and they have lots of friends at school. One day, the dog goes outside with them to play on the playground after school. They all have fun together playing tag or whatever game they want to play that day!
When you have a dog, it’s just like having a child. You love them and care for them, they love and care for you. But dogs are different from human children in many ways.
For one thing, they don’t talk back. They also tend to eat less than your kids do (unless they’re really hungry). Dogs are generally easier to take care of than kids—but they still need your attention!
Dogs often have different needs than human children. They don’t need as much sleep (although some breeds can be very sleepy). And unlike human children, dogs don’t need to go to school or to kindergarten… unless you sign them up for training classes!
It is important to remember that dogs are not humans: they are animals with their own unique personalities and needs. You should always treat them with respect and kindness when taking care of them!
Show About A Dog
If you think turkey is top dog on Thanksgiving, allow us introduce you to some four-legged friends that would literally beg to differ.
NBC on Thursday continued its time-honored tradition (18 years and counting!) of airing The National Dog Show, an annual event that truly reminds you how poorly behaved your own pet really is.
This year’s festivities were once again hosted by John O’Hurley (Seinfeld, Family Feud) and David Frei, an American Kennel Club-licensed judge. Speaking with the media ahead of Thursday’s broadcast, O’Hurley noted, “We’ve been going 18 years as a family tradition in America. This will be our largest show that we have ever presented. It’s pretty remarkable.”
And it wouldn’t have been the “largest” National Dog Show ever without a new addition to the competition. This year’s even marked the first entry of an Azawakh, described in a release as a “loyal, independent and deeply affectionate sighthound known for its short coat, long and lean appearance and excellent companionship and guardianship.” According to NBC, 46 breeds have been introduced to the event since 2003.
National Dog Show 2019 Photos Launch Gallery
So, which contestant ended the two-hour competition at the top of the dogpile? The final seven came down to Nick, the Siberian Huskey (working group); Daniel, the Golden Retriever (sporting group); Maddie, the Pharaoh Hound (hound group); Sophia, the Old English Sheepdog (herding group; Blaine, the Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier (terrier group); Thor, the Bulldog (non-sporting group); and Bono, the Havanese (toy group).
But only one could be top dog, and that was… Thor, the Bulldog! Now, let’s all join in a congratulatory round of a-paws.
“He’s a dog that always gives everything,” Thor’s handler Eduardo Paris said after his dog was announced the winner. “I discovered him in South America, and I love this dog. That’s all for me. He’s a very complete dog. He’s not just one piece, he’s many pieces together. He moves like a dream. I love this dog.”
