When I was growing up we could never afford much for our animals. Every kid grows up wanting a dog or cat, or some kind of animal that they can take care of and love. While grow up with our dog ‘Ginger’, we would always take care of her as much as we could. Being just eight years old I did what any kid would do. I would run around and play with Ginger as she was one of my best friends. I remember running around the back yard with her and playing ‘keep away’ as she would run back and forth, from my sister and back to me. Ginger was any kid’s best friend.
We were happy with our dog and I remember spending some of my allowance on buying her toys or special food, doggie treats. I spent the little money I had for her and wanted her to have a great life. I remember how excited she would get when I would come home with a dog bone, usually from my friend’s house. His mother had a paper route and she would give all of the dogs on her paper route small bones. Every time I came home she knew she was getting a treat.
This was our life growing up with Ginger, happiness and joy. She lived a great life until the day she got sick. I remember wanting to take her to the vet and begged my mom to take her. I would have given up all of my allowance to take her to any vet or doctor who would see her. We did not have the money and so Ginger sat at home, sick and possibly dyeing. There was nothing I could do or say that would have gotten my poor dog help. I remember those days as if they were yesterday, but a lot has changed. In today’s world we have vitamins for dog and cats, different types of foods, clothing and even pet meds. We have pet medications that will help any animal if they are sick, to become well again. If we only had this type of service back when I was a kid I think Ginger’s final days in this world would have been better. My dog and best friend ended up passing away a few weeks after getting sick. I know that we took the best care of her and did all we could to keep her from suffering. I love my dog and miss her even to this day.
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MAX a Pom-a-Pug Mix Puppy
Meet MAX (Pom-a-Pug) Born Feb. 26, 2009 8:30pm, The Mom is a Pug and the Dad is a Pomarenian. He is the cuttest puppy i ever had. I am feeding him a formula i bought at Petco, called New Born. He is the only survivor among the 3 litters. The mom I guess is not ready to be a mommy and killed the 2 first litters and luckily me and my husband was able to wait and save the 3rd litter and raised him since then. He is Max… the new addition to the family.
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Keep Your Dog Safe With A Dog Car Seat
Keep yourself and your dog safe when you travel with a dog car seat. Teaching our dogs to ride quietly in the car can be a challenge; a dog car seat may help. Just like us, some dogs like to look out the window when traveling and pet booster seats give your dogs this option.The Pet Booster Seat has a patent pending design which supports the seat from below and installs quickly and easily in either the front or the back seat. Able to be removed and cleaned, the seat has a padded interior liner. This seat also includes a safety leash.
When you have a small dog that likes to ride on the console between the front seats, make her more comfortable and secure with a Snoozer Luxury Console Pet Car Booster seat. My Mom’s dog, Milo, loves to ride on the console when he travels with her. One of these booster seats would allow him to travel comfortably and also keep him safe. This booster seat uses straps to secure it to the seat and it also has a harness for the dog that is connected to the carrier. Milo would not fall to the floor if I made any sudden turns or stops. This booster seat also sits about three inches above the console allowing your pet increased visibility.
So whether you are traveling a long ways or just a short distance, when you take your dog along be sure and secure him with a dog car seat.
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