#every dog

[lousydrawingsforgoodpeople]

Every last one.

[wisdom-doggo]

Dogs are like the embodiment of happiness. 

[directedbychuckjones]

Max the dog from “Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas”. Pre-production character model drawing, marking pen on paper, 12″ x 16″, by Chuck Jones, 1966. 

[kedreeva]

Read your answer about if you were given a blank check to write either a Haven/Pokemon story or a Star Trek/Pokemon story. Now I'm really curious on how you will write a Haven/Pokemon story if you were given a blank check.

I mean, it would not be as exciting, since it couldn’t be a permanent fusion. More than likely, I would have a child with a Trouble that starts manifesting pokemon around town… but like… you gotta wonder if they would look like real animals, or if they would obviously be cartoons in our world? Which one would be weirder??

They’re walking between the station and a nearby coffee shop coming in for the day and see this fuckin’ thing come out of the bushes:

Or they’re out at the marina looking for Duke and suddenly:

I honestly don’t know which one is worse. But obviously it’s about to be a problem either way. They probably have to play along to solve this one- maybe find the kid and do a pokemon battle and win to end the Trouble.

[fearlessonthecoast]

We both know you are who you are. You're gonna bury your bone in someone else's yard. She'll be done with you. You'll be howling up at the moon. She's a lady and you're a tramp, so get it while you can. Every dog has its day to lay out in the sun. You found a pretty little heart to play with. Right now you think you've won. Brand new girl, same old hound. Won't be long 'til she finds out that love's a trick you can't be taught. And like me, she'll run off. Honey, just you wait. Karma's gonna get her way. Yeah, every dog is gonna get his day. Oh woohoo, oh woohoo. Every dog has its day to lay out in the sun. You found a pretty little heart to play with. Right now you think you've won. Brand new girl, same old hound. Won't be long 'til she finds out that love's a trick you can't be taught. And like me, she'll run off. Honey, just you wait. Karma's gonna get her way. Yeah, every dog is gonna get his day. Every dog. Gonna get his day.

Every Dog by Meghan Patrick

[fearlessonthecoast]

Big brown eyes made me fall in love. Took you home and I woke up with fleas. You don't bark and you don't bite 'til the mess you made starts a junkyard fight. And you turn mean. And now I see, you over there across the bar. Best in show hanging off your arm. Ain't a damn to give on my face 'cause you know what they say. Every dog has its day to lay out in the sun. You found a pretty little heart to play with. Right now you think you've won. Brand new girl, same old hound. Won't be long 'til she finds out that love's a trick you can't be taught. And like me, she'll run off. Honey, just you wait. Karma's gonna get her way. Yeah, every dog is gonna get his day.

Every Dog by Meghan Patrick

[slrmagazine]

Singer-songwriter & producer allie announces responsibly sentimental LP + shares iridescent title track

Singer-songwriter & producer allie announces responsibly sentimental LP + shares iridescent title track. #allie @allie__hello

New York City-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer allie announces her immersive, evocative self-produced second studio album Every Dog due out September 27 and available for pre-order now. Alongside the announcement, the artist shares of the project–the title track out now and its matching video. The forthcoming meditative LP is a vulnerable exploration of queer love and…

Singer-songwriter & producer allie announces responsibly sentimental LP + shares iridescent title track

[gofirojkhan]

Puppy Training Techniques For the Whole Family

It has been a tradition to give pets as gifts during the holiday season, however this is a hectic time of year, with too many activities and distractions to give your new pet the attention it needs.

These days, animal care experts agree that waiting until after the holidays is better for the animal in the long term.

Introduce the pup when each member of the family is present, so he may get to know them. Once he has established himself, there will be a variety of skills to be learned that the whole family can help with, such as stair climbing and accepting his collar.

Training a new puppy to maneuver stairs can be comical, but he may be frightened at first, so take this seriously. If your home has multiple levels, he will need to learn to master them. Building his confidence will help immensely.

Begin by stepping onto the first stair and coax the pup to follow by calling his name, clapping your leg or offering a toy. Once he has made his way up, step back down and repeat this process until he is quite proficient.

Training your puppy to master stairs will take a little time, but by being consistent and patient ( and offering a treat at lessons end) will make him an expert in no time.

Another thing your new canine needs to learn is how to take a collar. Every dog needs one. He may reject his collar at first, and try to squirm his way out of it. Let him roll around or paw at. He will soon settle down and learn to accept it.

After wearing a collar for some time, you may notice your pet feels "lost" without one. It can give them an added sense of security.

Do not scold him for trying to get rid of this strange feeling apparatus. Make sure the collar has a good fit and is made for his breed and weight. You be able to slip two fingers beneath it, but it will not slip off easily.

There are a variety of collars, ranging from slip and choke, which are made specifically for training your puppy and should only be used during those times. Always use a good buckle collar for normal daily use.

All dogs need tags as well, to ensure their safe return should they happen to get lost at some point.

Danny Taylor of DogTraining-User-Reviews.com, specializes in helping new pooch owners get the info that they need to help train their new best friend. Danny, a professional dog trainer himself, leads his team of dog obedience trainers to constantly review new training methods, and programs in the market and make sure you get the best value products that work for you. Check out actual user reviews and feedback of the most popular dog training programs at DogTraining-User-Reviews.com https://bit.ly/2H7UGtx