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Otto is not the ordinary perfect pet even by Boulder standards. His history is one of good fortune and caring people. With all of our chat about hybrids lately it amused me greatly that Otto IS a hybrid coyote and probably dog. He is a rescue with a tail tale of travel. Rescued By A Puppy Rescue Outfit, Otto and Mom Reba Were Saved. The pups were born in an Oklahoma Motel. Upon returning to Arkansas, the pups were put in groups of two or three and shipped around the country including Colorado. His Dad found him in Colorado with his sister in a foster home in Westminster. This a tale of successful... Read More

This beautiful Boulder pair of Siberian Huskey, Mika and Kona I believe, were enjoying the weather at Lake Waneka. The pup on our left has Heterochromia, two different color eyes. Siberian Huskies are a breed known not just for their remarkable endurance and willingness to work but also for their stunning and diverse appearance. Originating from Siberia, they were bred by the Chukchi people, primarily to pull sleds over long distances. Renowned for their efficiency as sled dogs, Siberian Huskies possess a thick double coat that protects them from harsh winter temperatures, which can be either solid... Read More

Our Neighbor Aiden,  A Husky Mix In a true Boulder spirit, dogs can have two different colored eyes due to a condition called heterochromia. Heterochromia occurs when there is a variation in the distribution of melanin, the pigment that gives color to a dog’s eyes, skin, and fur. There are two types of heterochromia: 1. **Congenital Heterochromia:** This type is present at birth and can be inherited. It’s seen in several breeds, including the Siberian Husky, Australian Shepherd, and Border Collie. In these breeds, the difference in eye color can be a breed characteristic, not necessarily... Read More

Boulder, Colorado, nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, is renowned for its outdoor lifestyle, vibrant community, and dog-friendly environment. It’s no wonder that dogs in Boulder are some of the happiest in the country. If you’re wondering why your four-legged friend adores this city, here are the top seven reasons why dogs love Boulder, Colorado. Expansive Off-Leash Areas Boulder boasts an abundance of off-leash dog parks and hiking trails, making it a haven for active pups. From the vast expanse of the 90-acre Valmont Dog Park to the scenic trails at Chautauqua Park,... Read More

Get ready to explore the bark side of Boulder, Colorado – a city known for its stunning natural beauty, vibrant community, and dog-friendly atmosphere. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, discovering the coolest canine companions in Boulder is an experience like no other. From scenic trails to welcoming parks, Boulder offers the perfect backdrop for man’s best friend to shine. Unleash your curiosity as we delve into what makes Boulder the ultimate destination for the best dog experiences. About Boulder: A Pawsome Playground for Pups When it comes to being a dog-friendly city,... Read More

  Bloodhound Backed by the Continental Divide. A 5′ 1.5 meter snow had just fallen. The Ears Are HUGE!                       pic Lenny Lensworth Frieling   Boulder‘s Simon (Spanish, pronounced “SeeMow” is full-blooded papered bloodhound. The original owners were so surprised by how large the pup got. They were caught off guard by the amount of attention the pup required. They could not handle that, and the present Boulder “parent” is wonderful! This dog, huge ears and all, is a true sweetheart. He cooperated, sort of, in posing... Read More

Every St. Patrick’s Day, Boulder, Colorado, becomes a hub of canine excitement as the annual St. Patrick’s Day dog parade takes over the streets. This doggy day parade has become a beloved tradition in Boulder, drawing locals and visitors alike to celebrate the holiday with their furry friends. A Pawsitively Adorable Tradition The St. Patrick’s Day Boulder dog parade is a pawsitively adorable tradition that brings the community together in a unique and heartwarming way. Dogs of all shapes and sizes, dressed in their finest green attire, strut their stuff alongside their human companions,... Read More

In the quaint town of Boulder, where history buffs and feline aficionados often cross paths, a curious caper unfolded at a local tea party that has since become the talk of the town. The culprit? None other than Prince Eugene, an 11-pound American shorthair cat with a penchant for pastries and a name steeped in military prowess. A Tea Party with a Historical Twist Angela Naus, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) by day and a history enthusiast by night and weekend, decided to throw a costume-optional tea party to celebrate her love for the Napoleonic Era. The table was set with a faded... Read More