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What happens when you leave me to my own devices with a mascot and a camera

December 28, 2011 by Dr. V

When Susi from DogKnobIt and I asked if we could dogsit the Eukanuba VP of Canine Communications, Pawl Griffin, for a bit at the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, I'm not sure what they were thinking when they agreed. I'm glad they did, though. Because we had a ton of fun. He's a petit Basset Griffon Vendeen, but we decided to see what would happen when we asked breeders of other types of dogs for grooming advice. (For the record, that brilliant idea was Susi's. I thought we should take him ... Read more »

Filed Under: Videos Tagged With: AKC/Eukanuba, DogKnobIt, Eukanuba, grooming, Pawl Griffin, silly, Videos

Resolved: What’s yours?

December 27, 2011 by Dr. V

This has been a banner couple of weeks for pet misbehavior. Brody really brought his A game this month. It's a miracle he didn't need some sort of ER visit, truly. Now, I know this is my fault for not making him tired enough. He's been off because of all the changes in his routine, and I've been travelling, sick, and doing all sorts of things that don't include giving him enough exercise, so that the smallest insults such as leaving the house for half an hour leave him with no choice except ... Read more »

Filed Under: Fit Life, Health Tagged With: Brody, exercise, healthy lifestyle, surf dog

Merry Christmas

December 26, 2011 by Dr. V

I love Christmas. But I hated Christmas working emergency as a veterinarian. I euthanized more pets in the two weeks surrounding Christmas than I did in the surrounding three months combined. This is a consistent, repeatable phenomenon common to all clinics- a combination of holiday stress, low funds, and the uncanny knack of pets to get very sick at the most inconvenient of times. Yesterday, in a clinic in the Pacific Northwest, a woman went into the emergency clinic with her beloved dog, ... Read more »

Filed Under: Daily Life, Musings Tagged With: good dog, people are good

Bad Santa: Or, how I blew a dog’s chance at the National Obedience Title

December 23, 2011 by Dr. V

I recorded my homecoming on Monday. I really did. I wanted to document the joyous reunion between me and my loving dogs. It went a little something like this: Opening: My hand on the doorknob. Whining behind the door. Me: HI GUYS! cacophony dogs running amuk kisses Me: I missed you SOO much! *looks up* screams And scene.  ... Read more »

Filed Under: Daily Life Tagged With: AKC/Eukanuba, Brody, Eukanuba, obedience

Trouble

December 22, 2011 by Brian

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Filed Under: Photo of the Week, Photography Tagged With: Brody

Hill’s Science Diet Ideal Balance Giveaway

December 22, 2011 by Dr. V

The holidays are right around the corner- and to celebrate I have the first of a series of giveaways running between now and the New Year! To kick us off, I have TEN chances to win either: Hill’s® Science Diet Ideal Balance™ Grain Free Adult Chicken & Potato Dinner dog food - OR - Hill’s® Science Diet Ideal Balance™ Adult Chicken & Brown Rice Dinner cat food So here's the interesting thing about pet food nutritionists, and this is the same across the board in terms of the big ... Read more »

Filed Under: Cats, Dogs, Giveaways, Health, Lifestyle Tagged With: giveaways, Hills, Ideal Balance, nutrition

2011 Last Minute Holiday Gift Guide

December 21, 2011 by Dr. V

It's not too late to grab some last minute goodies for your pup if you're like me and still scrambling to get things together between now and Sunday! If you're still looking for some ideas or stocking stuffers, here are the products I'm featuring this morning with Santa on Fox 5 San Diego's morning segment: 1. Halo Liv-a-Littles all-natural treats Freeze-dried treats are the perfect choice for those who like an all-natural, no filler sort of treat. Just freeze-dried chicken, salmon, or beef ... Read more »

Filed Under: Lifestyle, Pet Gear Tagged With: Christmas, Drinkwell, Gift Guide, Halo, HolEE Roller, K9 Cakery, Petflect, Tagg, toys, treats

Blogger’s Stakes: Or, how I blew my first competition

December 20, 2011 by Dr. V

I'm back from the whirlwind week at the world's biggest dog show, and I am POOPED. There could have been five of me running around and I still don't think I would have scratched the surface. But today, I want to share my favorite experience from the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, the Inaugural Blogger's Stakes. During the afternoon light check before the Saturday evening events, the bloggers were invited into the main arena for a mock show. Each of us was provided a stellar show dog, ... Read more »

Filed Under: Picks of the Litter Tagged With: AKC/Eukanuba, Blogger's Stakes, Eukanuba, surly judges

World Challenge TODAY!

December 17, 2011 by Dr. V

The excitement here is really something. Today is the first official day of the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, though the prep has been going on all week. Earlier, I watched the Bostons take the Breeders' Stakes preliminaries; the finals will be this afternoon. Aren't these dogs amazing? They just sit calmly and wait amidst all the cacophony. Tonight is the World Challenge, where people and dogs from 42 countries will be here to compete in a special World Challenge event. It's ... Read more »

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: AKC/Eukanuba, Eukanuba, World Challenge

Low Cost Spay Neuter Myths and Facts

December 16, 2011 by Dr. V

I'm here, I'm loving Orlando, and I'm sick as a dog. Which stinks, to put it mildly. So, I'm focusing my energy on things like standing up and walking, but the posts will come. Make sure to check out Facebook and Twitter as well, where I'll be posting lots of candids. In the meantime, I have a post about a topic we got into a big discussion about a couple of weeks ago:   I loved Dr. Becker's recent article about whether or not vets should offer spays for below cost. His answer, in a ... Read more »

Filed Under: Health, Musings Tagged With: annoyances, spay/neuter

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