On Doggy DNA
We have previously discussed the fascinating sociological issue of the secret pug-lovers societies dotted around the US (and, most likely, beyond). Having our three puppers…
The Pug Pack: A Recap
Like tattoos and tea pots, once you get one pug, you might well find yourself getting another one. Foolishly, my wife and I very much…
On Prostates & Goodbyes
Johnny Cash, our foster dog for seven months, quickly became a much- loved family member. To know Big JC is to love Big JC. He…
On Pug Names
Why have one name when so many more seem to fit? And, if your puggles happen to be deaf, all the better. They can't get…
On Unsuitable Topics of Conversation
As you might be aware, I work from home and my main company for most of the day are four adorable but malodorous pugs. Among…
What #SmallChange Can’t Live Without
Based on the New York magazine series, here. Tea I was not much of a tea-drinker back in the old-country, but genes will assert themselves…
On Autumn
One of the few concessions I have refused to make to my new homeland is using the word “Fall” when what I clearly mean is…
On Post-Op Complications
So, after Jordan had been through her dental surgery, she didn’t drink for a week. After June went through hers, she was back to normal,…
On the JCs’ teeth
You’re right; we’ve been here before. A rescue pug (or two) who comes to us with poor teeth that need a lot of expensive care.…
On Zilker Bark
Being a foster-pug-parent has led to some interesting experiences, but none more interesting than when the lovely people at Zilker Bark reached out to ask…
