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Submitted by TheCushionLady | May 12 2011 | Permalink
I didn't know how quickly 14 years would go. I was a kid (at first) and I wish I had never moaned about having to walk him. I wish I had held him close and spent more time with him. Believe me, twenty years later my dogs are totally cherished and never taken for granted. I appreciate every minute I spend with them.
Submitted by Frances | May 12 2011 | Permalink
I wish I had known to follow my instincts, and to leave the class that was stressing us both at once; that I had understood that getting cross and joining in the barking myself just made it worse; that time together is fleeting and sometimes very short, and it is so very important to recognise happiness when it is in your hands.
Submitted by Liz | May 12 2011 | Permalink
I wish I'd known that a dog could be highly trained without pain and force.
Submitted by Anne Craig | May 12 2011 | Permalink
I wish I had known more about good nutrition and proper weight control. I also wish I had understood that dogs can get diabetes and suffer many of the same illnesses we do when proper diet and exercise are not followed. I lost a dachshund at age 7 that was the love of my life. The five who own me now, get high quality food, weight is carefully monitored and exercise is part of the routine. They even have their own playground.
Submitted by TexunNC | May 12 2011 | Permalink
I wish I'd understood then what I know now about nutrition - lost my girl to cancer at such an early age (7) and I know I could have bought her a few more years had I just understood how vitally important nutrition is to their over-all well-being
Submitted by Nancy | December 24 2011 | Permalink
TexunNC: My Australian Cattle Dog was only 8 when diagnosed with lymphoma and we lost him 3 wks later despite trying chemo. He was on only expensive human grade dog foods and home made, too. Don't beat yourself up for losing a dog at an early age. Sometimes it just happens no matter how hard you try to give them the best life. It is heartbreaking to lose a younger dog, just as it is hard to lose an old dog.
Submitted by Michelle | May 12 2011 | Permalink
I wish I had known to start with shaping and agility instead of lure/reward training. I have an awesomely well-behaved dog, but getting her to try shaping has been a real challenge. Next time I'll begin with shaping right away!
Submitted by Lauren Norwood | May 12 2011 | Permalink
I wish I had known more about positive training methods when I was younger. Negative reinforcement and physical corrections (Koehler method) were popular for awhile, and although they may work well on some dogs, many dogs don't have the temperament to withstand these "old-fashioned" techniques.
I wish I had known more about proper nutrition and vet care. Had I known more about nutrition, I would've been feeding Wellness Core long ago, not Pedigree and Cycle. Same thing with vaccines...
I wish my PARENTS had known more about the facts behind pet stores and puppy mills. Two of my dogs were born in puppy mills in the midwest. One we purchased from a mall pet shop, the other from a local broker. (I learned of this after the fact.) Fortunately, they never had any hereditary disorders or behavior problems sometimes associated with poor breeding, but now that I know the truth, I do not support pet stores or brokers in any way.
Submitted by Cindy | May 12 2011 | Permalink
Several years ago, we rescued a two year old GSD who turned out to be dog and human reactive. Along the way we learned a lot about dog behavior and training. After the died, we swore the next dog would be one, be a puppy so we could "do it right" and two, not a GSD. So we ended up adopting a half GSD puppy, who turned out to be only dog reactive. We're not making any specific demands of the third one. Should be a charm tho...right? :)
Submitted by Phuong | May 12 2011 | Permalink
I wish I would have know that dogs become such huge parts of our lives, and are truly family members. At first, I wanted to keep my dog in her kennel downstairs while we slept - since she was a puppy, she cried and cried and cried. At the time, she was my first dog, and it totally annoyed me. Luckily my husband begged to bring her kennel upstairs.
Submitted by KJMoss | May 12 2011 | Permalink
I wish I'd known more about socializing my first dog with other dogs. She was a great dog and was wonderful with people, but I know if she had been socialized better she could have gone more places with me. My dogs since have all been socialized well and had a much fuller life for it.
Submitted by Candace | June 7 2011 | Permalink
I wish I had known when was the right time to have my dog humanely euthanized. Guy was a fantastic dog and healthy for much of his life. Just after he turned 15, he became frail and couldn't hold down his food. We took him to the vet, who put him on an IV and kept him at the clinic. The next day I brought him boiled chicken and hamburger, and he ate it. I was ecstatic, especially when he stood up. Wobbly but upright. Our vet said he could go home. Both my husband and I were working that evening, and I asked would it be better under those circumstances for him to stay at the clinic. The vet agreed. We received a call early the next morning from another vet who said Guy had declined overnight. He was whimpering when we saw him and clearly suffering. I felt I had betrayed him, the dog who had been so wonderful to us, by failing to spare him those last 12 hours.
One of the very sad realities of being a responsible pet owner is that we are likely to face a time when we must have our pet put to sleep. But I now know it is more humane, and what our dogs deserve from us, that we consider what suffering – even if it is a few hours – may occur if we err in that decision.
I am volunteer at an animal shelter (see www.dogwalkerdiaries.com), and I meet many people who have dealt with the loss of a pet. It is always painful, period. My hope is that we, as caretakers, know what's right, and when.
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Steven Van Zandt is calling on fans to help contribute funds for a multimedia concert tour staring the reunited Rascals. Despite years of inner-band conflict, the Rascals will reunite for new recordings and live dates, with the first shows announced for December. All four founding members of the Hall of Fame group -- keyboardist and vocalist Felix Cavaliere, vocalist Eddie Brigati, guitarist Gene Cornish, and drummer Dino Danelli -- will perform on December 13th, 14th, and 15th at Port Chester New York's Capitol Theatre. Van Zandt has made the band's enduring legacy his personal mission and is calling on the Rascals' legion of fans to help him.
He posted a plea to fans on Kickstarter.com (http://tinyurl.com/c5zf5jr) to help fund the production:
"To do justice to the Rascals importance, I've written a show for them that is just as unique as they are. It's called Once Upon A Dream. It's a combination of a Rock Concert and a Broadway show that will include their own live performance by the original four Rascals -- Felix, Eddie, Dino, Gene -- and be complimented by filmed segments and news footage and will be a show that they can take all over the country.
The show will be an uplifting inspiration for you fans that have been waiting all these years, praying for a Rascals comeback, and those of you who are younger will get a real taste of the '60s you missed the first time around. Me and (production designer) Marc (Brickman) have invested our time, money, and blood these last few years for this idea and now we need you to bring it home. Not one dollar that is contributed will go into anyone's pocket, or be commissioned in any way, every dollar will go into the production making it as good as it can be, as great as the Rascals deserve.
So that's it. The Rascals are coming back. We have been looking for other investors but nobody has any vision anymore. Frankly nobody believes in this dream except me, Marc, (Capitol Theatre owner) Peter (Shapiro) and you. The production will be as big as you make it. On behalf of the Rascals. Thank you."
Steven Van Zandt showed his passion for the band when he inducted the Rascals into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997: "The Rascals were the first rock band in the world. In the '50s, we had vocal groups. And, okay, over there in England, some guys were making some noise. But in the real world, in the center of the universe, New Jersey, the Rascals were the first band!"
We asked Felix Cavaliere what he believes to be the main ingredient that separated the Rascals from their competition: "I think the energy, I think, is the one thing we always had that kind of separated us a little bit from the other bands, and I think that our voices also blended so well together, y'know?"
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SPOKANE, Wash. — With the exception of the occasional whistle and the directives offered by its coaches, the Gonzaga men's basketball team has spent the last few weeks practicing in the relative silence of the McCarthey Athletic Center. That all changed Saturday, when the Bulldogs made their 2013-14 debut in front of a spirited crowd during Kraziness in the Kennel.
Playing in game-like conditions for the first time, the Blue squad, led by newcomers Kyle Wiltjer and Gerard Coleman, topped the Red team 32-20 during the 15-minute scrimmage.
"It's great for our fans, and not just our season-ticket holders," Gonzaga coach Mark Few said of the event. "It's open for everybody to get in here and it gives them a chance to feel the atmosphere and the energy of The Kennel and see our guys live. I love it because of that — it's open to everybody."
Wiltjer, a transfer from Kentucky who will redshirt this season, tallied a scrimmage-high 11 points. Coleman, another transfer, added seven points and four rebounds while providing a glimpse of his athleticism with a few drives to the rim.
"There were some good things and some bad," Few said. "We didn't probably shoot it as good as we're capable of shooting it, at least some of the guys didn't. We just probably turned the ball over too much, especially some of the big guys, but that's to be expected."
The scrimmage was tight for the first seven minutes, with the teams exchanging the lead four times. The Blue squad pulled ahead for good, though, when Gary Bell Jr. drilled a 3-pointer from the left wing with 7:48 left to give his club a 14-11 advantage. That cushion eventually swelled to as much as 14 following another triple from Bell inside the final minute. Bell, a junior from Kent, Wash., finished with eight points on 3-of-6 shooting.
Kevin Pangos, who usually shares the backcourt with Bell, did his best to keep the Red team close. The junior guard recorded 10 points, including a pair of early 3-pointers, to go with four rebounds, three assists and a steal. Even though his squad suffered the loss, he enjoyed finally playing in front of a crowd.
"It's awesome because our fans are so supportive," Pangos said. "An event like this — they pack the place, the Kennel Club is just screaming — it was fun."
Besides besting Pangos in the scrimmage, Bell also topped him in the 3-point shooting contest, although, Pangos may file a protest. After drilling 13-of-15 attempts in the opening round, Pangos drained another 10 in the finals against Bell, who appeared to make only nine. But Bell, perhaps receiving a generous birthday present, was named the winner.
"I heard people saying, 'seven, eight, nine,' and I got 10," Pangos said. "So there's no way he beat me. But it's his birthday, so congratulations, Gary."
Another shooting contest involving some former Gonzaga greats also highlighted Kraziness in the Kennel. David Pendergraft, Cory Violette, Blake Stepp and Dan Dickau all participated in a competition where teams of three were required to make six shots, all of varying difficulty, in two minutes. Stepp's team defeated Dickau's group in the finals.
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"I'm pumped," Pangos said. "I can't wait to play our first game. We got to start a little bit earlier this year, so we are all ready to play against someone other than ourselves."


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Laser & light therapy is a non-ablative resurfacing treatment option that is aimed towards the lower layers of skin or dermis without affecting the top layers of skin or epidermis. The results aren't typically as dramatic as ablative resurfacing where both the dermis and epidermis are injured to produce a much more noticeable overall outcome.


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I have around 2 cups of the filling leftover and I am going to turn it into burgers for the week.
I am committed to sticking to my plan of only spending $60.00 this month on food. I want to add the leftover $40 to my bulk fund. (not to mention, the less I spend, the better.. I am trying not to FREAK OUT right now.. it is hard to not let stress take over. I can't believe that BOTH my X and I are out of work)
I digress.... back to my budget.. obviously I am doing this because I HAVE TO. This is not just a fun little project I've decided to dream up and I can go back to my normal life when it's over..
... Do I sound bitter? I'm trying not to be..
I wish people would actually READ what I write and why I'm doing this before sending me insensitive emails!
BACK TO MY BUDGET.. I spent $2.28 today on another huge bunch of collards and 7 LBS potatoes! I got 7 lbs of potatoes for $.99 in the reduced produce bin!!
Spent this month: $45.09
I have $14.91 left for the month and I KNOW I can do it!
Julie of Everydaydish.com sent me a tofu mold and some coagulant! How AWESOME is she?? Thank you so much Julie! I am going to make my own tofu this week!
I've also got another tofu sub in the works right now! I love the blogosphere so much.. every day I learn new things and this method of making split pea tofu sounds awesome! As of now, it reminds me of polenta, so I'd imagine the 'tofu' will be like polenta croutons.. and that's fine! I just want another cheap protein source that I can make at home that is not SEITAN! I have tons of ideas for this.
All in all, as much as I really really want a job cooking vegan (or vegetarian) food, I may have to suck it up and find some shit job that I hate for a while. We'll see what happens..
I am soooooooo passionate about what I do... and love it so much. I just think I'm in a very bad area for opportunities. I haven't hit up Boston yet... it's a bit far to commute for any length of time, but I would definitely consider working there now and moving in June when my lease is up. I want to be in the same town as my kids, but they are much older (15 and 17 and my 17 year old is graduating this fall)... and if I have to move a little over an hour away, then so be it.
I'm still working hard on my E-book and hope to have it up for sale by April 30 at the latest.. (I am shooting for April 15)...
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That would be a pretty tall order, however, since the 54th Grammys included tributes to Whitney Houston, drawing 39.9 million to the awards show.
This time around, the 2013 ceremony was watched by 28.37 million viewers, the second-largest audience since 1993.
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Leukemia is a type of cancer in which the number of white blood cells in either the blood or bone marrow increases abnormally. Leukemia may get worse quickly (acute leukemia) or slowly (chronic leukemia).
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In some forms of leukemia a person may have few or no symptoms.
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One of my favorite fair stops is the cheese curd vendor. Those salty, bite size balls of chewy, rubbery, pre-cheese are just plain fun to eat.
What are cheese curds? From what my limited research tells me, they're the product of soured milk, essentially curdled milk. You can take the curds and press them into cheese. But here in the MIdwest we like to dip 'em in batter and deep fat fry them. Much like do with everything else. I've heard about deep fat fried butter at the Minnesota State Fair. We do like our heart attack on a stick.
One disturbing fact turned up in my research into the world of cheese curds. After 12 hours, even when refrigerated, the cheese curd loses much of it's "fresh" qualities. I don't know if carnival vendors make their own cheese curds or bring a refrigerated trailer load of them.
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Solidly built, quiet and efficient. Easy to set up and use. Plenty of capacity for all homeowner and most contractor use. Compared to other similar products, it's the best choice.
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I've had this compressor for 5 years and have not had many issues with it. It would been nice if they shipped the oil with the compressor, so when I got it I could have used it, had to go to parts store to get compressor oil. It also required a timed delay fuse for start up. Holds air a long time so you don't have to fill tank again to inflate a small tire or to blow something off. Very quiet not like the oil less compressors.
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Very quiet when running. This was a nice surprise. Handles my work load easily. No leaks. Make sure to run from a 20-amp circuit and charging should be just fine. Use longer air hoses - do NOT use extension cords.
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I have owned this air compressor for two years. I waited this long to write a review because the other reviews of this unit are mixed, and I wanted to test it quite a bit before posting an opinion. First, I specifically wanted the horizontal unit so that it would be more stable when moved around. One primary use that I have for it is blowing out irrigation lines for the winter. I can pull this around my property without any risk of it falling over. I also store it under my workbench so it takes up less space in my shop. The only problem that I have encountered was that the air pump was quite low on oil when I received this unit. Sears does not sell synthetic air compressor oil, so I had to mail-order it from another vendor. I am not permitted to say the name of the competitor here but just think Tools that are Northern. You must check the oil level before use. Next, you need a 20 amp power supply to reliably run this air compressor. Many of the problems reported about this air compressor are actually insufficient home wiring, not the fault of the product. The wheels are bent on some of these units as they are using squeeze/clamp type forklifts at some Sears warehouses, rather than lift type forklifts. The squeeze type crushes the box and contents. Check the box for damage when you pick it up (the box has a warning printed on it that specifically prohibits clamp type forklifts). The unit has not given me any problems at all. It is powerful enough to blow out irrigation lines, run air tools, paint, and inflate anything you want to inflate. It is much quieter than a single stage oil-less compressor. The black "Professional" Sears air compressors are much better that the economy "Red" product line. The electric motor and air pump are made in China, the air tank is made in USA and the unit is assembled in USA. The tank is actually the important part, as that is what can get you hurt if it fails. This is as close as you are going to get to made in USA at this price point. If I had to buy it again, I would without hesitation.
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SUCKS AT 110V trips breakers, ran 220V dedicated circuit trips overloads, and yes it was rewired correctly. Asked sears repair center...told to bring in and get back in three weeks.....WTF? I asked what am I supposed to do in mean time? Reply: Buy another for back up. And yes the motor said made in china! SO bought new motor local reputable supply house $297.00 later, installed it, YAY right? NOT Two days later overload trips again... seems the Automatic control is sticking and not dumping the head pressure so it is starting against pressure and tripping the overloads. Called sears again... same answer 3 to 4 weeks and most likely it wont be warranty. Seems that all that SEARS warranties is really the TANK!@! SO I have to assume that they have great desires to go by the wayside like Montgomery Wards. BUY WITH GREAT DESIRE TO GET SCREWED!
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no leaks air or oil, starts hard in the cold, 30s i have to completly drain the tank when it is cold to get the motor to start pumping, could be due to the distance from the eletrical service entrance, i may try switching to 240V and see if that helps, its nice to have a compressor that is quiet and has a longer run time between topup, it came ready to go from the box, after a 30 minute no load break in period.
Riverside, CA
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Great compressor and quiet unless you need to power it from a generator. Attempted to connect using a 3000 watt big red "Hon" and also a "Yam" blue generator (probably can't use the brand names) and a 6300 "Yam" . Could not start up and overloaded the gen.
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I have owned this compressor since 2005, and its been reliable. with estimated 400+ hours on it with yearly Amsoil oil changes this compressor has never let me down, yes it draws heavy on circuits its to be expected when starting a compressor with pressure in the system. Never had any leaks. I drain the tank after every use and I have recommended this to friends and they are just as happy with its performance. Only suggestion don't use cheep ************** tools or low grade craftsman. I use the tools from my tool box at work all high grade tools, found works better than cheepy tools. And also found if your intelligent enough to use a PROFFESIONAL grade compressor you would be smart enough to understand starting amp load rating of a motor.
New Market, MD
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Purchased this after returning a the 26 gallon oil-less compressor. Previous compressor leaked, and was deafeningly loud. After performing manufacturer specified startup, found air and oil leaks on the compressor. I was very disappointed in the purchases I made, and returned all of it for a refund. Save your money, and time and buy quality tolls made in the states.
Springfield, IL
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So far so good I like this compressor , runs quite ,fills up fast , and it is made by San Born , I owned a San Born compressor for 30 + yrs and it still runs , hope this one last as long as the old one does. had to add a little oil to it but that is all ,have it on a dedicated line like it says to do in the instructions . I added a inline water filter to remove water from my line and it works great . no problems here .
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Taking a break..
I am taking a break from blogging. I had been spending entirely too much time at the computer and it is not healthy for me. I need to use that time to exercise!
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Yeah, bogging has fallen by the wayside for me too lately. Life just got a whole lot busier, I finally just got around to posting my pictures from Wisco and have lots of other stuff I could be posting but don't have the time right now. Seems like a lot of people are kind of on hiatus right now. Good luck.ReplyDelete
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Gay pride was on display in the Village on Sunday but this year's parade had added meaning for those celebrating a landmark victory in the Supreme Court.
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84-year-old Edie Windsor, the woman who successfully sued to get the Defense of Marriage Act overturned in a landmark decided by the Supreme Court this week ensuring same-sex couples get the same benefits as straight couples.
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When we first got our 11 lbs. dog, we let her ride in the back seat. We were only going about 15 mph when we hit a pothole -- she came sailing forward and hit the gearshift. Luckily she appeared unhurt but we were appalled. We invested in a soft-sided duffel-style pet carrier that has seat belt loops in back. So now she's belted in the back seat and doesn't seem to mind it a bit. She's not thrown around and there is no worry about her jumping out of the car when we open the door. Very good investment.
My girls always ride in crates. Just last week I saw a dog jump out of a moving pick-up truck to chase a rabbit or gopher. My heart almost stopped just watching it. He was OK, but could have easily been hit by a car or injured himself jumping out.
Submitted by Anonymous | May 24 2010 | Permalink
Let me share my horror story with you. I still have nightmare about it. So, I won't go in to details. But it may still be too traumatic to some. Please use your discretion before reading. Also, please pardon my poor writing skill as English is my second language.
I was on our way to off leash park with my hyper, then 60 lb Sheppard mix puppy. She was and is far from good rider. I somehow had her in back seat with windows down half way. Few blocks before a freeway entrance, I looked to see my dog is away from one of the rear window. She was on the other side. So, I rolled up the power window.
Immediately, I hear the voiceless commotions from the rear. Then I saw the worst possible site in my life. My dog's entire body was in the air because her neck was jammed in the window at the highest point. I was able to quickly lower the window despite my panic. I pulled over to the side and checked to see if she was alright. She was OK. Thank God, she is still with us 13 years after the incident.
I hear many children get killed the same way all the time. Please crate your dogs when driving. I bet my dog doesn't remember the incident but I do.
Submitted by Angie | May 25 2010 | Permalink
Our SUVs have the barrier that prevents the dog from flying forward. She can still have free roam in the back seat, but she will be stopped from becoming a projectile with the barrier in place.
We tried a crate, but she panicked, and we had to take her out of it within 5 minutes of leaving out house. We tried the seatbelt thing, but again, she panicked. We are thinking that something may have happened to her while being restrained in a car prior to us adopting her (adopted her 7 months ago). So, we bought the barrier and she sits very politely behind the drivers seat and looks out the window.
Submitted by Anonymous | May 29 2010 | Permalink
We have a canine camper for our cairn. Best thing we ever bought. Have used it for years.
Submitted by Leslie | May 31 2010 | Permalink
I put my dog in a kennel in the back seat and then push the front seat back far enough to provide a really strong hold on the kennel. It's wedged in at that point and difficult to move. I started using the kennel because my current dog is hyper and often distracted me. My first few dogs (years ago) would sit in my lap or on the passenger seat (before air bags).....we traveled that way for years. I feel very lucky I never had an accident.
Submitted by rebecca collins | May 31 2010 | Permalink
We once had to save an older beagle mix that fell out of an open car window when her owner took off when the light turned green in a busy intersection. The pup must have lost her footing and she tumbled out of the window while her Boston terrier pal sat next to her. My husband got out of our car and picked the stunned pup up, fortunately the woman realized she was one dog light and stopped her car a few yards away. All was ok, but we are lucky she did not bolt away in traffic.
Submitted by Lisa | June 10 2010 | Permalink
I once had a very bad experience with my Golden unrestrained in the car, and once was more than enough. I was going just around the corner to my parents' house, and had to stop short due to someone pulling out directly in front of me. Even though I was going slow (neighborhood setting) and had slowed down to make a turn, my dog was still thrown up onto the dash of the car right in front of me, and managed to tear the leather seat in his attempt to hold on. Needless to say I felt horrible that I had put him in that situation. If we wear our seatbelts, why wouldn't an animal also need one when riding in the car?
Since then, the dogs are always belted in the car, or are in their crates for long trips. We bought this seatbelt 5 or so years ago, and it has been absolutely wonderful. http://www.canineauto.com/ The construction is very well made, and it's comfortable for the dog. Also, where it hits on their chest is well thought out. I like that you can hook it to the belt, so that in an accident, it would give then restrain, just as it would a person. This is opposed to the belts that "buckle" into the seatbelt latch - which would provide no cushion or "give", only restraint, in the case of an accident.
On a side note, it always amazes me to see people driving with their pets in their lap. How are you supposed to handle a dog AND give 100% focus and attention to the road? I would think the dog could sit by themselves for the duration of a car trip, but that's just me I suppose! People need to think not only about the safety of their pets and themselves, but also the other drivers on the road!
Submitted by Anonymous | June 10 2010 | Permalink
I have a harness for my dog that is intended for use either as a walking harness or as a way to secure the my dog in the car. There is a loop in the vest through which you slip the seat belt. Once this is done the dog is secure. She still has some room to move, sit up or lay down, but I always know that if I should ever have to stop quickly or if I am in an accident, she is restrained and won't be hurt. These can be found in almost any pet supply store. It simply called "Vest Harness" by "Canine Friendly Products".
Submitted by Julia Kamysz Lane | June 11 2010 | Permalink
Great topic, and timely too with summer travel picking up! Since I compete in agility trials most weekends, there are two permanently installed wire crates in the back of my minivan. On the rare occasion that all five dogs are riding with us (lure coursing!), I use seat belt harnesses for the three dogs on the bench seat.
On agility e-lists, we hear horror stories about dogs being tossed around in car accidents and reminders on how to travel safely with our pups. The one thing I need to get (and keep putting off) are wire cutters. One person was in an accident and couldn't get her dogs out of the crates because she was rear-ended and there was no access to the crate doors.
I often show my students the crate set up in my minivan and that helps change their minds about letting their dogs ride loose. Although one of my students got a wake up call from a policeman! She was driving with her Poodle mix in her lap and was stopped at an intersection. Her dog started barking furiously at the police car. After the light turned green, he pulled her over and ticketed her for having a loose, out-of-control dog in the car. Lesson learned!
Submitted by Lizzi K | April 27 2011 | Permalink
One thing to keep in mind is that not every dog seatbelt or car restraint is equal. Many of them are NOT made to hold up in the forces that are present during an accident, they are only made to control your dog during regular car travel. This is important when picking a harness. Be sure it is safety tested, crash tested or strength rated for high forces. The ones I know of which are tested or rated are the Champion Seatbelt System, PetBuckle, Snoozer, and Roadie.
Also keep in mind that not all crates will protect your dog, I have heard of crates breaking open or bending and letting the dog loose, where they end up lost or in danger running on the highway.
My dogs are always buckled up with their Champion seatbelts when we are in the car.
Submitted by Annie M | April 30 2011 | Permalink
Although I was dog-less at the time, I was involved in an incident I've never forgotten with my own dogs. It was a warm, sunny, perfect summer day. The guy in front of me was tooling around in his Jeep with the top off,and his Shih-tzu next to him on the passenger seat. The driver rounded a corner quickly, and his dog was launched "overboard." The guy had somehow shortened and tied the dog's leash to the car, so the poor pup was hanging by the neck over the side of the vehicle. The driver didn't notice his dog's plight and continued driving. I was shouting and honking my horn to get the guy's attention, and at last, he pulled over. I jumped out of my car and ran to lift up the dog because the owner STILL hadn't seen what was happening with his dog. The Shih-tzu survived but surely had injuries. The guy survived, too, but only because he was lucky--and a lot bigger than me!
Submitted by LexiJ | April 30 2013 | Permalink
Just purchased a mighty mite variocage. It makes me feel so much better to know my dogs are now safe in my car. I had been using a midwest crate but was concerned that the crate would collapse or impale my dogs in an accident. The variocage was very expensive but worth every dollar. I would recommend it to anyone. I have to Labs and I purchased the xlarge double for them
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Homemade Kibble
(In just an hour!)
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Issue 75: Fall 2013
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Submitted by Cassandra Childs | August 14 2013 | Permalink
This sounds good and fun to make, but in my experience brown rice won't be cooked in 20 minutes in a saucepan, even though the lentils will. Is it the intention to leave the rice kind of crunchy?
Submitted by Rosalinda | August 14 2013 | Permalink
Why peel the vegetables and apple. Are not a lot of nutrients lost once the skin is removed. Why not just scrub well and not peel.
Sounds like a yummy recipe, however.
Submitted by Donelle | August 15 2013 | Permalink
Not for nothing, but we all know grain-free is the healthiest for dogs. All the science points to this (and common sense in my opinion considering when was the last time you saw a wild dog running through and eating up things they see in rice patties/wheat fields/oat plant fields???). I wish we could get a great grain free version of homemade kibble. I'm wondering if you could cut out the oats and rice and replace with garbanzo bean flour? AND cut the cruddy oils like sunflower and canola (and olive oil bc it's not so healthy when heated at high temps for so long), and replace with part olive/part coconut oil?
Submitted by Terri Martin | April 11 2014 | Permalink
I believe you probably can use garbanzo been flour or any other grain free flour. I make dog treats and many of my recipes say the whole wheat flour can be switched out to a grain free alternative. My dog seems to like when I use brown rice flour for her treats. I think it's because it makes the treats super crunchy.
Submitted by Liz B | August 15 2013 | Permalink
Great points on the previous 2 comments! What can be used instead of rice? My dogs don't handle rice that well. And is there a way to make this grain-free?
Submitted by Dmoya | August 16 2013 | Permalink
Sounds good...maybe the book has other options for dogs with digestive problems...dogs in wild only lived a few years!!
Submitted by Lucy | April 17 2014 | Permalink
...you are so right. Like people, dogs are now living much longer lives. I try and make all her dog food but sometimes I cannot.... its strange but the dog we had when I was a child ate the same dry food with table scraps and bones and lived a long life... but now I am scared of store bought dog food; bones; you name it. Its so much more stressful owning and feeding a dog these days. My parents had a hard time finding money for our food let alone our beloved dog.
Submitted by Dezi | August 20 2013 | Permalink
This is one of the better homemade kibble recipes I have seen, most of them use wheat or corn meal. Yuk. For those of you who want a grain free version, or want to cut cooking time, make this with lentils or garbanzo beans, coconut oil and don't bake it. Just feed the cooked mash :) My dogs like it better that way... actually they like it all raw.
Submitted by Szabo | August 31 2013 | Permalink
My dogs love it. Now that I've made it as the recipe describes I've made it again and this time skipped cooking the turkey, added that to the cooled cooked rice/fruit/veggie mix and used a dehydrator to finish it. I'm fine with canola oil for the omega 3's it gives my dogs. I add other veggies I find in the fridge, too--my dogs eat cauliflower and green beans and I've used that in the mix. I'm so glad you shared this recipe! Thanks!
Submitted by Claudia Kawczynska | September 4 2013 | Permalink
I liked that you used a dehydrator for this, can you tell me what temperature you used and for how long? I just got a dehydrator and am anxious to start to use it.
Submitted by Szabo | June 17 2014 | Permalink
eek! Sorry to have missed your question! Meats get dehydrated at 165--or the highest setting your unit offers.
My brother just mentioned his dog food doubled in price so I referred him to this recipe and found your question...very late! Hope you're having fun with your dehydrator.
Submitted by Szabo | September 11 2013 | Permalink
I love this recipe. The lentils and rice continue to cook with the fruit and veggie additions. I've added more/other dog-friendly stuff. I spread it onto sheets in large pancakes that can easily be turned when cooking it. Be careful, in the oven a lot of steam is released. I've made this 3x, now I combine everything and dehydrate it. Thank you. This has been a great addition to my collection. You are very generous to share.
Submitted by J | November 10 2013 | Permalink
I substitute quiona for rice & other grains in dog food… yup, they don't eat most grains in the wild (though they would eat corn on the cob - just not corn in cornmeal form). Rice & flour - even brown rice - are not nutritionally great but quiona is and is very high in protein. MDR for humans (I don't know dog) quinoa has:
9% niacin, 21% riboflavin, 52% folate, 29% iron, 14% potassium, 33% copper, average across essential amino acids of 47% & 16g dietary fiber.
Rice is 29%, 6%, 6%, 9%, 5%, 16%, 29% & 9g dietary fiber. Only place rice comes out on top is niacin.
So given the extra nutritionally bump, is I figure it is worth it.
Submitted by Anonymous | November 18 2013 | Permalink
The recipe appears to be good enough for me and my dog! :) A big THANK YOU to Henrietta Morrison. I'll have to put that book on my XMAS list.
I recall reading an article from January 23, 2013 from Nature (International weekly journal of science)entitled "Dog's dinner was key to domestication" by Ewen Callaway. People interested might enjoy reading it as much as I did:
Submitted by MJ | January 11 2014 | Permalink
I've made this recipe a few times and find if I cook the ground turkey in the saucepan first, then add the rest of the ingredients and simmer, I can make it in just one pot. keeping it that simple helps me continue to cook for my dogs. I don't peel the potato, the apple or the carrots and I don't use the rolled oats, I just add more organic brown rice....my dogs love it
Submitted by Lana Harris | February 13 2014 | Permalink
I came late to this discussion; why use rosemary? Does anyone ever use ground beef? My Westie has major skin problems and I'm leery of turkey.
Submitted by Justin | March 30 2014 | Permalink
This is a really good recipe. I agree with the comment below, however. The peels of the apple contain a significant amount of nutritional value. I'd leave them in.
Submitted by Tanya | May 19 2014 | Permalink
would this recipe be worth trying with the amounts that a five dog family would need? We have a 9lb yorkie, a 35lb cattle dog mix, a 97lb lab, a 70lb lab mix and a 100 lb saint bernard akita mix. How much kibble would this recipe make just so I could try to multiple it up to the amounts I would need?
Submitted by Leo Rodriguez | May 25 2014 | Permalink
Food like this is exactly why vets are making money hand over fist these days. A carnivore allergic to lamb, beef and chicken but not rice (a grain)? Says who?
We humanize dogs to the point of causing them a great deal of harm and commit them to a life with less than optimum health.
The dog's digestive system has not changed in spite of domestication and will thrive on their ancestral diet of 'raw meat and bones'. This diet will boost your dog's immune system and will save you a great deal misery not to mention an enormous amount of money at the vet.
Please read the following articles if you wish to have a healthy and happy dog. Your dog deserves it.
Submitted by lindsay | July 28 2014 | Permalink
This recipe seems like an okay recipe however, I would cut back a little on the grains and some of the veggies and put in more meat. Dogs requires 60-80% of meat protein including muscle meat, organ meat, and even skin. Also, you don't want to cook at 350 degrees for that will burn out a lot of nutrients. I would cook on a nice low temperature and dehydrate the recipe to preserve the nutrients. :)
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The Do's and Don'ts of Grief Support
What is the best question you can ask a bereaved parent? Answer: How are you REALLY doing since your child died? (use the child's name)
Do ask, "How are you REALLY doing?"
Do remember that you can't take away their pain, but you can share it and help them feel less alone.
Do let your genuine concern and care show.
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Do put on your calendar the birth and death date of the child and remember the family the following year(s). That you remember the child is very supportive.
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Avoid the following clichés:
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