Dog blog.
Hi. My name's Ashley ( Hi Ashley ) and I've basically been dog obsessed since I was fresh from the womb.
This blog follows my life with my two dogs and also hosts a collection of images, facts, tips, questions ... and really just anything canine related. Here's me sharing my canine love with other folks that consider dogs their sidekicks in life.
My dogs and I train in therapy dog work, tricks, rally obedience, and agility.
Starring:
Ashley - human, age 24, avid smiler at puppies
Wyatt CGC TDI RL1 NTD - pit bull/hound/whippet, age 6, squirrel chasing and farting champion
Zen CGC NTD - border collie, age 3, diabolical spazz
Submissions welcome.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Dogs > cats
(Source: dogwarez)
Lookin’ shifty during a photo shoot for a vet office.
Saddest dog ever.
Too cool.
This is a homeless guy who lives on a bridge in Dublin City. Last week his rabbit was grabbed from him and thrown into the river below.. the River Liffey. Which is one of the most horrible rivers in Ireland. The currents are really strong and it’s filthy.. Anyway, as soon as the rabbit hit the water this guy was already hurdling off the bridge and towards the freezing river to save her. After hitting the water and successfully locating her, he proceeding to pump air back into her, making her regain consciousness and basically come back to life. I was talking to him today along with another woman and she asked “Why in the name of God did you jump into the water? Did you not think about it?!” and straight away he replied with “No. I didn’t stop to think. I just jumped. It was an instinct.. I needed to save her.”
A man after my own heart.
(Source: jessatr0n)
For every 5,000 FB “likes” ‘Dog Bless You’ gets, a dog is provided for a vet suffering from PTSD. This seems like an easy thing to do. Please check this out and reblog. So far they have provided 17 dogs to soldiers.
Good cause!
Sitting on the floor of the car after a long day at the river. Pooped pup.
How she spent some of her time at the beach this fourth of July. Pretty comfy, wouldn’t you say?
