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Dog Days of Boulder Summer: Dogs and Heat!

April 23rd, 2024

mmI know that people can get heat stroke, dehydration, and can experience other impacts from over-heating. What about my loved dog? How sensitive are dogs to heat? How do I keep my pup safe in the summer? Does size or breed matter? I already feed pup the best food, get proper veterinary care, and give the dog probably more love than anyone could hope for. I want that exchange of love to continue in as healthy a way possible, summer and winter. Here’s guidance on keeping pup more like a pupsicle and not like an overheated suffering dog. A please do not forget that what applies to the pups... Read More

Boulder and Everywhere: LASSIE, Silver Screen Hero!

April 22nd, 2024

A Classic Lassie Rescue! Lassie, the iconic hero collie in Boulder and everywhere, who has captured the hearts of millions around the globe, is undeniably one of the most beloved dogs of the big screen. Like a fine wine, aging has only improved America’s most loved and most recognized dog of the silver screen . Even in the list of loved long-hairs ranging from Lassie to Silver and “Rinnie”  Rin Tin Tin, Lassie is truly an iconic canine star on and off screen. I think there was no child in the 1950’s who did not want to have a collie as a pet. First appearing in Eric Knight’s... Read More

Do Boulderites Need Pet Health Insurance?

April 18th, 2024

When Zamboni, our loved Boulder cat, was seven years old, we found her barely responsive laying on a landing of the main stairway. Her breath had a sweet odor. She was, we learned, diabetic. We found her in a state of diabetic ketoacidosis. Diabetic Ketoacidosis, or DKA is a result of uncontrolled diabetes, can be fatal, and symptoms include the “sicky sweet odor.”  How much is your loved pet dog, cat, turtle or bird worth? Do you really want to answer that? Is it even possible to answer it? Is the answer the same when your pet is healthy compared to the answer when your pet is seriously... Read More

“Company of Boulder Leonbergers: Love & Loyalty!

April 17th, 2024
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Loyal, Loving, and LARGE, the Leonberger Is A True Lover When it comes to loyal and devoted canine companions, few breeds can rival the majestic Leonberger. Originating from Germany, these gentle giants are known for their loving nature, intelligence, and unwavering loyalty to their owners. If you’re looking for a dog that will not only be a pet but a true member of the family, the Leonberger may be the perfect fit for you. The Gentle Giant Leonbergers are often referred to as gentle giants, and for good reason. Despite their large size, they are incredibly gentle and affectionate, especially... Read More

Famous Bull Mastiffs in History: Exploring Notable Dogs and Their Impact on the Breed’s Legacy

April 16th, 2024

Bull Mastiffs in Boulder  have long been revered for their strength, loyalty, and gentle nature. Throughout history, there have been several Bull Mastiffs who have left an indelible mark on the breed, shaping its legacy and leaving a lasting impact on canine history. Let’s delve into the lives of some of the most famous Bull Mastiffs and explore the profound influence they have had. Winnie the Pooh: A Beloved Canine Celebrity One of the most iconic Bull Mastiffs in history is none other than Winnie the Pooh, a charming and affectionate canine who captured the hearts of many. Known for his... Read More

Boulder Summer Dog Care: Essential Hydration Tips for Safety!

April 15th, 2024

As our Boulder summer heat sets in, it’s important to pay special attention to the hydration and well-being of our furry friends. Dogs, like humans, are susceptible to heat-related illnesses, and it’s crucial to take proactive measures to ensure their safety and health during the hot months. This article will provide valuable insights into how you can keep your dog safe and healthy by prioritizing hydration in the summer heat. The Importance of Water for Dogs Water is essential for all living beings, and dogs are no exception. In the summer heat, dogs are at a higher risk of dehydration... Read More

National Pet Day in Boulder: Lions and Tigers and Bears! Oh My!

April 13th, 2024

Boulder, April 11, Thursday was National Pet Week. Today, instead of Featured Dog Of The Day, let’s chat about “PETS.” Fido, the AboutBoulder Canine Mascot                    National Pet Day, celebrated on April 11th every year, is a heartwarming occasion dedicated to recognizing the joy and companionship that pets bring into our lives. It serves as a reminder of the love and loyalty our furry, feathered, or scaly friends provide and encourages pet adoption from shelters and rescue organizations. What’s NOT a pet. Some popular “pets” are... Read More

The Legalities of Owning a Wolf as a Pet in Colorado: What You Need to Know

April 12th, 2024
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Wolves are majestic creatures that have long been romanticized in literature and folklore. Their beauty and enigmatic nature have captured the imagination of many, leading some individuals to consider the idea of owning a wolf as a pet. However, in the state of Colorado, there are specific legalities and regulations surrounding the ownership of wolves as pets, and it’s crucial for potential owners to understand these before embarking on such a venture. The Definition of a Wolf-Dog Hybrid In Colorado, the term ‘wolf-dog hybrid’ refers to an animal that is a cross between a wolf... Read More

ASPEN! Our Featured Dog Of The Day

April 12th, 2024

  Aspen of Boulder, named after one of the finest towns on the planet, and even pretty good by Colorado standards, is a sweetheart of a dog. He’s out and about enjoying a fabulous Boulder Spring day, visiting the groomer. Lenny Lensworth Frieling Shared Knowledge is Power!  Read More

Boulder Sunrise Admirers: Sunrise Is To Be Seen by Pooches and Their Pals!

April 12th, 2024

Do animals in Boulder and elsewhere admire scenery? Dogs? Buffaloes? Buffs? Interestingly the answer is “yes!” I can speak to dogs from personal repeated experience. Falkor was a border collie mix. She was rescued from Longmont Humane after 6 weeks or so living out in the cold in the winter as a young puppy. As a working dog she was without equal, but that’s for another blog. Today I want to chat about Falkor the Tourist. When we went for a ride with Debi, Falkor, and me, from Boulder to Rocky Mountain National Park, Falkor spent almost the entire drive staring out the window.... Read More