Dog Blogs!
It seems today surfing through the internet is as common as drinking water or breathing.
What is not so common is finding actual people blogging about dogs on a blog search in google. It seems most blogs are on politics and for some reason or other they enjoy calling themselves dog related names. Interesting.
Well the point is today I found an actual blog about an English lady and her dogs. It was titled “Out and About With Your Dog Blog“. It seems yesterday she wrote a blog titled Dog training begins and I was ectstatic about finally finding a person who writes about the trivial things in life with a passion. Furthermore, I saw the pictures of her dogs and they were just adorable. It makes me miss mine so much since I’m away at college…
Hopefully, in the future I’ll find more people with actual dog blogs as I too participate in this rather small genre!
November 17th, 2008 at 1:12 pm
Hi
I’m the English woman you’re talking about!! Nice to meet you
Yes, all I write about is ‘dogs, dogs and more dogs’ - just like you. And I’m so pleased you found my site. I also have a website: http://www.out-and-about-with-your-dog.com where I talk about, well, you can probably guess!
I bet you do miss your dogs being away at college but it’s only a matter of time until you have your own house and own dogs all under one roof.
All the best
Hilary
November 17th, 2008 at 1:22 pm
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May 8th, 2009 at 12:30 pm
I agree; bring on the dog blogs! In fact, there needs to be some video dog blogs out there! You know, daily or weekly video snippets of dog related fun, frolic and other entertainment! Would work for me…
May 24th, 2009 at 9:27 am
Surprised you’re having trouble finding people blogging about their dogs. I have one (at least, my dog does) and would be DELIGHTED if you would read any part of it. Even better would be to leave me (or Joey, my chocolate Lab) a comment. ALL of the posts are about Joey, and actually “by” Joey.
The name of the blog is “Dogs Don’t Look Both Ways” and that’s actually short for “Dogs Don’t Look Both Ways when They’re Crossing the Street” which was prompted by a question that a little girl asked me when my lab was in the hospital, having been hit by a car.