LAB TAILS

Truth be told, I'm not keen on the term "submission." Here's Merriam-Webster's definition (parts 2 and 3): Submission:...

It's amazing to me how angelic our kids look when they're sleeping (canine and human, of course). It's especially true of our La...

The canine kids are depressed. Well, this kid-at-heart is, too. ;o) Here it is, January, and we're averaging 20 degrees above normal. To...

Ah, for a Lab, there's nothing like a good bone! I had a busy work day ahead of me today, and I didn't want to crate Elsie and Ridge...

We've finally returned! But I can't believe it's been nearly a month since I blogged. It's amazing how much routine influenc...

Baxter is our Blizzard Puppy. We got him just a couple weeks before Christmas in 2003. I drove nearly 7 hours (one way) just ahead of a pred...

Since the first installment of "Human Canines" came at Thanksgiving, I thought the next installment should come during this Christ...

Well, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas around here. :o) For the first time in several years, I'm really decorating. Even ...

Poor Ridge. Elsie's in the prime mating phase of her heat cycle, and Ridge's testosterone is in overdrive (as it should be). The poo...

One of the things I love about Labs is their eagerness. They're always ready to play or work or train or do whatever we ask them to do. ...

Since tomorrow is Thanksgiving, I thought today would be a good day to post photos of the "good" things our canine kids do, the th...