Dogs First Person – The Value of the Golden Oldies, Part I I’ve often been asked why I adopt and love senior Sighthounds so much. There’s a good reason I get that First Person: Breathing Easy After Trusting My Gut It was a Saturday, and Sophie, my Galga was breathing a little oddly -- a bit fast and shallow. She The Wallflowers If they were at the prom, they’d be hanging out by the punch bowl, pretty in their dresses and corsages, From the Director: How SHUG got an RV! You may have seen our recent GoFundMe campaign to raise money to buy SHUG an RV. In the last two July 4th — Let’s Be Careful Out There Fireworks are great. Well, they’re not great if you have a noise-sensitive or thunder-phobic pup. Actually, sometimes they’re not great First Person: Winter TallDog’s Happily Ever After First Person: Winter TallDog’s Happily Ever After Winter is a two-year-old Borzoi who came to SHUG with a diagnosis of Skinny Needles for Skinny Dogs A decade ago acupuncture for your dog may have seemed pretty extreme, but today more and more dog owners are First Person – A Beautiful Lurcher Makes a House a Home In the late 1990s, while living in Florida, my husband and I admired ex-racing greyhounds for adoption, but our lifestyle Foster Friday – Lurcher Style This week SHUG has some Lovely Lurchers looking for their forever homes! Willy and Goldie were rescued by the American Celebrating “Eat Your Veggies” Day We’re not making this up. It really is National Eat Your Vegetables Day. But we’re not going to lecture you « Previous 1 … 4 5 6 7 8 … 33 Next » Share this:ShareEmailFacebookTwitterPinterest