Doggedly Determined to Succeed
Do you love dogs? Yeah, me, too. Weā€™re in good company ā€“ a third of the worldā€™s households have at least one dog, and most people consider their dog (or dogs) to be part of the family.
That describes my family ā€“ we had a dog as soon as Mom thought my youngest brother was old enough to understand the difference between a stuffed toy dog and a real live one and behave accordingly. Ā One day Dad brought home a little black and tan ball of cuteness ā€“ big brown eyes, ears that aaaaaaalmost stood up, and a long tail that never stopped wagging. It was love at first sight, a love story that lasted nearly 16 years.
Pixie was an accident. Dad worked with a guy who had a Pekingese, and his next-door neighbors had a Chihuahua. Things happened and 63 days later there were 5 little oopsies looking for homes. Pixie landed in ours. Letā€™s just say Dad was a sucker for big brown eyes ā€“ Mom had them, too.
Whether or not you share your home and life with a dog (or two, or a few, or more) dogs have an im...
Be Happier by Being More Like a Dog
Have you heard people talk about the power of being in the moment? What does that even mean? Shhhhhā€¦hereā€™s a secretā€¦it means being more like me! OK, pretty much all dogs and cats and gerbils and goldfish live in the moment. We are good at it and you can be, too.
Instead of letting your brain chew over things that happened in the past or might happen in the future, let it really see, hear, smell, taste, touch and deeply feel whatā€™s happening right this very minute. The power of it is that you wonā€™t miss important things in your life while your brain is chewing over other things.
Iā€™m Kacey and I love veterinarians!
