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Hi, we had a very good time in the Sean and Maura' Apartment. The breakfast was excellent. Maura and Sean are very good people, we had nice conversations every morning. It was easy to access to the Apartment after a short walk from the bus stop. Me and Esmeralda were happy to meet Maura and Sean !Eddy2014-05-23T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 2 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Caitlyn2016-04-25T00:00:00Z
Everything just as described. We enjoyed venturing south from Kilmacanoge from here. Maura and Sean were hospitable and good company. Maura's hot meals warmed the bones. The only discrepancy I observed between the listing and the accommodations was that the photos make it appear smaller than it is. There's really quite a bit of space, even the bathroom is large. Do get yourself some snacks because there's not too many places nearby if you get peckish between meals.Carrie2016-12-03T00:00:00Z
Sean and Maura were perfect hosts. We met Sean when we arrived. Even after being late due to the bus. Sadly never met Maura and didn't get breakfast but it's because we left early in the morning, first bus, and took last bus home. Place was huge, clean, and worked out perfect overall. The bed was so comfortable too. Area is beautiful. The bad part, my fault, is most of the time we were in dublin, that is a 60 min bus ride one way. This apt would be awesome if you rented a car or had more than 4 days.Eric2015-09-21T00:00:00Z
Maura and her husband were so welcoming and accommodating. The room was lovely with tea, coffee (and even biscuits!) in a lovely peaceful house. Breakfast was incredible! Thank you for a lovely stay!Pippa2014-10-26T00:00:00Z
Maura was very responsive to our messages before we arrived, and provided accurate directions for us from Dublin Airport. She was there to welcome us, despite being almost an hour later than we planned! There was tea, coffee and cakes provided for us in the apartment :-) The rooms are all exactly as shown and described- very comfortable and more than enough space for us. We enjoyed a wonderful cooked breakfast with Maura and Sean the next day and they gave us great advice on where to spend the day, up in the mountains. On our second day we needed a lie-in so they brought a tray of breakfast things through to us :-) On the third morning we enjoyed another cooked breakfast with Maura. So friendly and accommodating, eg, she lent us umbrellas when it was raining as we hadn't brought any! We had our own front door and key to come and go as we pleased. There are some books and dvds provided in the room. Great location from Dublin airport to Bray and the Wicklow mountains. Would highly recommend staying here :-)Miriam2016-07-11T00:00:00Z
Maura and Sean are very welcoming people. Being Open-minded and very interesting, it was quite a pleasure to learn more about Irish culture with them. The place is quiet and well furnished with dedicated access. Definitely a good choice in Wicklow.Matthieu2012-06-26T00:00:00Z
Sean and Maura are excellent hosts ! Once we arrived at the Kilmacanogue, Sean was already there and drove us back to his house! They provided us very detail travel information such as the attractions and the information of the public transportation. Furthermore, this is our first time to try the Irish breakfast, Sean and Maura are so kind to prepare the breakfast for us and Maura is a good cook ! They have a very obedient dog, and my girlfriend loves the dog very much !Kuan Khow2013-09-23T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Dublin, Fingal, Ireland
The house was amazing...clean, light, spacious...everything we had been expecting. Everything was provided, everything worked and it was a great experience. Sarah met us, showed us around and then let us get on and enjoy our stay. The location was perfect...1 minute from the Luas, train transport into the city centre (12 mins), Pub close by that allowed in Kids, Pizza take away after fun in the city. The kids (13/18) were happy, great Wi-Fi ...they didn't even want a TV. Highly recommend and we will be backDermot2014-11-24T00:00:00Z
Sarah's home is beautiful. Such a quirky little place with all you could ask for. It is situated in a fantastic area. Dundrum shopping centre on your doorstep as well as the luas to bring you to the city centre. Sarah was very cooperative even putting a cot in for my baby.Claire2015-02-28T00:00:00Z
Sarah's house is amazing. Sarah made us feel so welcome. Everything went so smoothly from booking to checking out. The house is even more beautiful than the photos. It is an incredibly peaceful and relaxing space. We did not want to leave! Sarah left delicious coffee, bread, milk and butter for us. Everything you could possibly need to cook at home is provided and it is such a lovely place to enjoy a night in. Thank you Sarah for a great stay in your fantastic house.Eithne2017-01-03T00:00:00Z
The house is the ideal starting point to discover Dublin! With the Luas you are in the city centre in no time. Dublin offers so many possibilities to enjoy your stay. Everything you need, like shops and restaurants, is nearby an. Dundrum is a lovely village to stay outside the busy streets of Dublin. The house itself is so beautiful, bright and full of lovely details. The beds are comfortable and the kitchen provides everything you need. Sarah was very kind, caring and warm-hearted host. She was always available for questions and solved every problem very quickly. My family and I definitely recommend staying here and we would love to come back one day!Vivien2016-08-03T00:00:00Z
Our stay at this beautiful house was great. Sarah was a great host, great at communicating and very helpful. It's well located and I would definitely look to stay again next time in Dublin.Ben2014-02-04T00:00:00Z
Our host was fantastic, although she wasn't available to meet us she made everything very easy for us in every way. She thought about every detail to make our stay the most comfortable and enjoyable as possible. We had a great long weekend, would highly recommend!Michael2016-09-12T00:00:00Z
Beatufil house!Roger.2014-08-01T00:00:00Z
We had a lovely stay at Sarah's beautiful house, Sarah was really helpful, met us at the property and showed us round - she made us feel really welcome and even had croissants waiting for us on arrival! Dublin is a really cool city and Sarah's house is positioned perfectly for the tram line for the short journey into the center of the city (its less then a 5 minute walk to the tram station from the house) and there are lots of shops and restaurants locally too. It was really handy that Sarah recommended restaurants and points of interest for us to try during our stay. We would really love to stay again!James2014-12-09T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Dundrum, Dublin, Ireland
Teresa´s place was just great. The cabin is small, but with great views to the garden and close to a small and charming small town city center. Teresa was always disponible to help us.Adéla2016-11-06T00:00:00Z
The cabin is wonderful! It's secluded and cozy. It was the perfect way to start our holiday to have such quiet and relaxation. We were able to walk to public transit. Teresa was an excellent host, she met us with the keys and let us know she was around as needed, but she was not at all bothersome. It was wonderful, absolutely, totally, completely recommend!!!Shelley2016-12-21T00:00:00Z
Wow! What a fantastic place to stay, we stayed for 3 nights and had ansolutely no problems. The cabin is situated on its own within the grounds and has a fantastic patio for dining outside in the nice weather. This was our first Air BnB experience and it couldn't have been more relaxing in this beautiful place. Location is within walking distance of the DART and AirCoach which are both great. Teresa was extremely contactable and welcoming which was good as our flights were a little delayed. I would recommend this place to anyone, whether you're coming for Dublin city or the surrounding area.Joseph2016-06-03T00:00:00Z
We had a very pleasant stay in Teresa's cabin. The place is very secluded (with an amazing view of the enormous garden), yet it also only takes you about 15 minutes walking to reach the DART. This means you can reach Dublin (or any of the other surrounding places) rather quickly. The cabin was clean, compact yet offered more than enough space. There was a very nice bluetooth audio player and a Dyson heating system. The kitchen is rather basic, yet if you're planning to eat out a lot, this should not be an issue. There were plenty of options for coffee and tea, though. The bed was very comfortable. We never met Teresa in real life, yet we had great contact with her via internet. All in all, this was a great location to explore Dublin and the greater area, offering a nice place to come home to in the evening.Gert-Jan2017-03-07T00:00:00Z
Teresas little Cabin is adorable! Located in a beautiful Garden and very easily to travel to the city Centre of Dublin. We enjoyed our stay really much and really hope to come back again. Teresa, thank you for making our stay so comfortable and uncomplicated!Jessy2016-01-10T00:00:00Z
This place was small yet cozy and perfect for two people. We loved the clean and modern bathroom and reliable wifi. You have close access to a bus stop or the DART train and a couple supermarkets close by. We also liked that there was a little kitchen area with a stove, fridge, and sink so we were able to make our own meals and save money. The view out the window is beautiful and I would recommend this place to anybody, such a good value for your money! Thanks, Teresa!Madison2017-03-18T00:00:00Z
The lodge in Blackrock was wonderful. Quiet, green, peaceful. Teresa was a very nice host, friendly and very helpful. We had a wonderful time.Giselle2016-01-25T00:00:00Z
Great price! Great place! Could not have asked for a better first time with airbnbCaleb2017-03-03T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Blackrock, Dublin, Ireland
Had a wonderful 3 nights in this beautiful lodge. Not too far from the city centre but felt like you were in the middle of nowhere. Can't recommend this place enough.Gina2017-03-28T00:00:00Z
Very nice accommodation that is a 15 minute tram ride from the city centre. Corey and Geraldine are friendly and welcoming hosts.Bamidele2017-01-08T00:00:00Z
We had a really wonderful experience staying in Corey and Geraldine's lodge. I looked forward to coming home to it every night. It was so cosy, comfortable, clean and unique. You'll struggle to find a more charming, quaint place to stay in such an ideal location - it's peaceful and is only a 5 minute walk to the tram stop. Corey and Geraldine were excellent hosts - easy to communicate with, welcoming and attentive. They offered tips on where to go in Dublin and even provided a complementary bottle of wine, along with a delicious loaf of bread and other breakfast food. We'd highly recommend this beautiful accommodation.Emma2017-01-16T00:00:00Z
I took my mom to Ireland for a bucket list trip and this was our for lodging. It was perfect, tucked away in a beautiful garden but next to the tram and local eats. It was a great start off to our adventure in Ireland.Alexandra2017-03-13T00:00:00Z
An accomodation that i really recommend. Corey and her mother were very nice and helpful, easy to communicate with and each time we needed something, Corey was there to help. A nice place for a couple especially because i found it quite romantic :) with the garden and the little house like in a fairy. Good area too, easy to arrive and peaceful. Thank you bothRaluca2017-01-02T00:00:00Z
Great experience! Corey and Geraldine's' place is cozy and comfortable, and they have a beautiful garden, and we had everything we needed. It is in a nice residential area and a very short walk to the tram into the city center. Corey and Geraldine were very welcoming and helpful, and gave us plenty of great suggestions for where to eat and tips for exploring the city. Would definitely recommend their place to others!Sarah2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Really lovely little lodge. Nice, clean and cosy. Perfect for a romantic break. The homemade bread on arrival was delicious. Thumbs up all round.Stacey2017-03-05T00:00:00Z
I absolutely loved staying at Corey and Geraldine's cosy lodge! It was the perfect way to end my road trip. They provided home made bread, jam and granola for breakfast and as a welcoming gift they had wine and chocolate for us! The bed was comfy, the heater worked great, and I had coffee every morning! This place would be more ideal for people traveling with a car but if you just have to stay in this cute little lodge (like me) be warned public transit from here is a bit difficult. I had trouble with buses going to the stop nearest the bnb, most of them were 0.8-1.5 kilometers away which was fine for me, but if you have trouble walking this might not be the place! But there were no issues and Corey and Geraldine were very easy to communicate with and overall I couldn't have imagined a more perfect way to end my road trip around Ireland! I highly recommend staying here!Katelyn2017-04-19T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Nature lodge
Churchtown, County Dublin, Ireland
Teresa was an absolute pleasure! She and her husband were so warm and welcoming from the second we got there. They showed us everywhere in Dublin that we could go and gave us all the routes to get there! The cottage was lovely and was everything we could ever hope for. The both of them made our trip that much more special. I couldn't of been happier.Samantha2015-04-21T00:00:00Z
Teresa and Hugh offer a warm, welcoming and creative home. We had the twin room and a relaxed start to our days, sight seeing and catching up with friends. They gave us all the information we needed to make the most of our stay, room was great, suited my aesthetic sensibilities. Lovely people, would happily recommend to anyone I know and beyond.Katie2013-10-08T00:00:00Z
A very nice welcoming, Teresa was very kind, helpful and easy going.Blandine2013-08-28T00:00:00Z
Teresa was an excellent host. Her home was extremely quaint and lovely in every aspect. She made us feel right at home by offering us hot tea and bread. Her listing was as exactly as she described and if we ever find ourselves visiting Dublin again Holly cottage will definitely be the place we want to stay.Justin2015-07-03T00:00:00Z
Loved staying at Teresas place! Her and her husband were extremely helpful during our stay and the place was very well kept and cosy. Felt straight at home and the breakfast in the morning was a really nice addition. Easy tram or bus into the city centre, very comfy bed and lovely area. Highly recommend!Laura 2016-03-22T00:00:00Z
Teresa and her husband, Hue, we're so kind and lovely to stay with. They have a sweet, tidy, clean home with a VERY comfy bed. Each morning they had a nice assortment set out for breakfast with new kinds of breads. They were both very welcoming, helpful and a joy to converse with. We we highly recommend them as a host home.Mark And Eve2016-06-17T00:00:00Z
Teresa and her husband are wonderful hosts, they opened their home to us and helped us with advises and reservations. The house and the rooms stay open (no keys) which gives an ever more feeling of trust and being at home. We had a cosy room with two comfortable beds and a bathroom to share with others.The car was parked in front of the house, which is very handy in a city. Only 15 minutes walk away is a small local train station from where you can easily reach the center of town in 15 minutes. And 5 minutes walk down the road with a great Deli where you can have breakfast.Marc & Muriel2012-09-11T00:00:00Z
Both Teresa and her husband were lovely. They were extremely kind and helped my friend and I with directions, providing detailed maps, and also providing us with pamphlets and information on tours that we might be interested in. Their place was extremely cozy and also well connected to the tram in order to get to the city center. They provided us with everything we needed to make ourselves breakfast in the morning. I can't stress enough how sweet Teresa and her husband were, we were really sad to leave! If I ever go back to Dublin, I will make sure to contact them first.Yesenia2015-05-22T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Bed & Breakfast
Churchtown, Ireland
I'm very glad, that we stayed at Geraldine's house :) Room is exactly as it shown on pictures - bright, spacious and beautiful with private bathrom and big comfortable bed. House is very well located: it takes only 5 minutes to get to the LUAS station, then tram gets you to the city center in 15 minutes. But the most important thing is that Geraldine and John are wonderful hosts, friendly, kind and hospitable. Would definately stay here again and recommend it to everyone . A+++Vitalik2015-08-28T00:00:00Z
Perfect spot for hosting my family over the days. The host welcomed as soon as we were there and everything was as described! I'd definitely recommend spending few days in this gorgeous Victorian house.Davide2016-12-26T00:00:00Z
We had a wonderful stay with Geraldine.The house was beautiful (exactly as shown in the pictures)specially the (URL HIDDEN) bed was very comfortable.:) The location of the house is brilliant.Train station is just 2 minutes away from the house which gets you to city centre in just 15minutes.We spent 4 nights there.Wish we could have stayed for longer.The dogs are very cute and friendly too :) Overall our entire stay was very comfortable.Geraldine and her family are very warm,welcoming and helpful.We will definitely stay with them again when we visit Ireland next time.I would highly recommend stay with Geraldine to whoever is visiting Dublin. :)Ritika2015-08-07T00:00:00Z
Great place great peopleVít2015-11-05T00:00:00Z
Lovely house and wonderful hostGary2015-09-22T00:00:00Z
Very friendly hosts, house & room were clean and very comfortable. I wouldnt hessitate in staying here again.Martin2015-12-18T00:00:00Z
I had a fantastic week here. The room is incredible, real 5 star luxury and Geraldine and her family were wonderful hosts. I will definitely be coming back here on my next trip to Dublin.Alex2016-09-30T00:00:00Z
This house is full of character. I absolutely adored it. I stayed in a really luxurious room, the bed was so comfortable, the bath in the ensuite was amazing.There were so many thoughtful extras in the room, water, a kettle,herbal tea to name a few. The bed linen was so soft and comfortable. There was a desk and chair in the room if you needed it. The host was so friendly and really went the extra mile. I will definitely be staying again. Great location too .Claire2017-04-08T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Churchtown, Dublin, Ireland
My first Airbnb stay at Linda's beautiful home was such a great experience! Linda was very helpful and made me feel home from the moment I stepped into the house! The neighborhood is very nice, safe and quiet. There is a small shopping center with a supermarket, pharmacy, kiosk etc just around the corner. The luas stop to the city center is just within few minutes walk away from Linda's place. I would highly recommend Linda's place!Marjo2015-06-28T00:00:00Z
This was my first Airbnb experience and the least I can say is that it totally changed my feeling about b&b's. I'll definitely choose this kind of accommodation the next time I go abroad! The location by itself is really nice! Completely quiet, near the Luas green tram (there is one Luas every 10 minutes), with stores and a park nearby (there's even workout machines in the park, quite useful!). I really liked my stay at Linda's and can only highly recommend her place for any short-middle term. It has been a real pleasure to exchange and discuss with her. She is really a great person, knows a lot of things and will help you with anything that can make your stay more comfortable. Ask her about good deals or locations if you're planning on staying in Dublin for a long time, you'll not regret it! Anyone looking for a stay while working at Sandyford Business Park (Salesforce, Microsoft) should definitely come here as well!! In a nutshell, do not hesitate one second!Steeve2015-06-06T00:00:00Z
Linda's apartment was a fantastic retreat from the crowded traditional accomodation available in Dublin. The room was very comfortable, fantastically equipped, and Linda and her daughter Megan were exceedingly accomodating. Located on the green Luas line so transport to central Dublin was not a bother. Would definitely stay again.Nicole2017-03-22T00:00:00Z
Beautiful apartment in a really great location with the Luas so close. Very friendly and accommodating, thank you so muchAlison2016-04-18T00:00:00Z
Wow. What can I say. This was my first ever Air BNB and what a wonderful and pleasant host who went out her way to make my stay pleasurable. A lovely home too. Room and bed were comfy and she was so accommodating, I'll definitely be staying here again.Yemi2016-05-12T00:00:00Z
Location was convenient along the luas line and the area was friendly. Linda was very helpful and lovely person!Tuomo2015-05-17T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Leopardstown, Dublin, Ireland
The family is SO friendly and they live in a very beautiful village with a good conection to Dublin (maybe an hour per bus) . It was just a great time :)Mareike2017-04-09T00:00:00Z
Hugh was a wonderful host. His family were friendly and very helpful. He went out of his way to make our stay as comfortable as possible and showed us around the nearby towns and villages, which were really lovely. The room is about 25 minutes from the city centre, but the bus stop is only a few minutes walk from the house, which is very convenient. There are two bus routes, one which takes you straight into the city centre (44) and the other which takes you to the seaside town of Dun Laoghaire (63), which is definitely worth a visit. It's a great place to stay if you want the best of both worlds; the liveliness of the Dublin City, as well the peacefulness and scenic views of the countryside.Pj2017-03-20T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 5 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Niall2017-04-05T00:00:00Z
Très bon accueil, bel endroit. Hugh et sa femme sont très sympathique, généreux et de bons conseils !Julien2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Kilternan, County Dublin, Ireland
This place is spotless and very very convenient if you use Airport bus or the local tram system. Also if you rent a car it is only 200 meters from the main circular highway. It is an extremely modern and new building surrounded by office towers of tech companies. The couple are friendly and very keen. They are newcomers - they arrived in March 1 2017. They will be very successful and I recommend this place to other travellers.paul2017-05-03T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
The host canceled this reservation 40 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Brian2017-03-26T00:00:00Z
Clare was so helpful and friendly. I arrived early which is really not fair of me but Clare was very understanding. The room and bathroom were four star hotel quality. Big deep towels. Beautiful bed coverings. Wifi was so quick and reliable. The surrounding area is very quiet. Wooded area to walk in. I meditated on the front deck, 7 am. Perfection. When you think Dublin City is only 20 mins away in a car.Mary2016-11-21T00:00:00Z
Clare is a fantastic hostess with a lovely home situated in a gorgeous part of Dublin. Easy access to the LUAS, right next to a park, 2 lovable dogs, possibly the comfiest bed in the world and a warm and welcoming environment all for an affordable price! What more could you ask for?Aidan2017-03-03T00:00:00Z
The host canceled this reservation 15 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Christina2017-03-26T00:00:00Z
My stay at Clare's was great! :) The apartment is very big (feels more like a house!), flowy, private and quiet. Clare has a lovely back garden.. so unusual in Dublin! The room was just great, very spacious, tidy, and with the comfiest bed ever! The bathroom was lovely, very well equipped and spotless, water pressure in the shower was fantastic. Carrickmine Woods is a lovely suburb, very safe, leafy and super close to the luas. Clare as a host was fantastic; very hospitable and kind, she travelled extensively, so really embraces the airbnb spirit.. :) Had some lovely chats with her, and some quality time with Miss Daisy (the sweetest dog ever!!) Super recommended for short or long trips.. Thanks Clare for a lovely stay! :)Sabrina2016-09-02T00:00:00Z
I had never been to Dublin before staying at Clare's. She was extremely welcoming and made my transition very smooth. She was helpful in giving directions to the city centre and local transportation. I highly recommend staying with Clare when visiting Dublin.Tanelle2016-09-06T00:00:00Z
I loved my stay at Clare's place ! Gorgeous bed in a lovely apartment just next to cabinteely park. A wonderful commute to my work every day. When i got unwell, Clare was so supportive, i couldn't have been at a better place at that moment, thank you so much for that ! And on top of that, there's miss daisy and twiggy, the most unique pair of dogs, who brighten up your day in an instant ;-) Would definitely recommend this airbnb !Christina2017-01-27T00:00:00Z
The Host was very nice and set up flowers in the room prior to my wife's arrival, it was my wife's birthday so I wanted her to feel extra special . I stayed at this Airbnb before and wanted to make sure everything was just right snce this would be her first stay . Then my daughter would stay for the next fourty something days because she was doing an internship over there. Her stay at a different place with a bunch of other girls was unliveable so I told her about Clare's and was a vast improvement and she enjoyed itThomas2016-11-14T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
Ellie è una persona molto accogliente... abbiamo trovato la casa molto pulita e molto piacevole...c'e proprio tutto!... pure due bottiglie di vino dì benvenuto!...posto molto tranquillo dì fronte a un parco e vicinissimo ai trasporti pubblici... grandi spazi e cucina molto comoda!... eccezionale!... siamo stati benissimo!... grazie per tutto Ellie...Lorenzo Antonio2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Entire home/apt
Property Type
Cabinteely, County Dublin, Ireland
The host canceled this reservation 338 days before arrival. This is an automated posting.Liz2017-04-12T00:00:00Z
Great place to stay. Comfortable and great location. Friendly and helpful owner of the home.Rita2017-04-23T00:00:00Z
Ivana was amazing in assisting with directions from Dublin airport. I needed a quiet night after lots of travelling. It felt like a home away from home.Elsje2017-04-16T00:00:00Z
Ivana's place was perfect for me as a solo traveller with a car. It's close to the city but far enough out to be quiet and homely. Ivana was very welcoming and friendly and did what she could to accommodate all of my needs. I'd highly recommend staying here!Bridget2017-04-13T00:00:00Z
I would highly recommend this accommodation. It was very clean and comfortable. The hosts were so kind and welcoming. I really enjoyed my stay.mary2017-04-02T00:00:00Z
Ivana and her boyfriend were both very welcoming and friendly and their home was lovely and clean. Perfect location, not too far from the city and transport was quick and easy. Would definitely stay again or recommend to others visiting Dublin :)Ashleigh2017-04-21T00:00:00Z
Perfect location for me as I was in Sandyford for work and Ivana's place was only 10 minutes away. Room was comfortable and clean and Ivana was a great host an made me very welcome.Niall2017-04-04T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
Karen, Sean and Timmy (the dog) were lovely hosts. We enjoyed our stay a lot, especially Timmy's wake up calls in the morning when he was ready to play. When we arrived Karen was the perfect host, she immediately welcomed us with open arms and a lot of information. We felt right at home. The tip Sean gave us the first night (Johnnie Fox's pub) was a winner and got us in the right Irish mood for the start of our trip. We can surely recommend a stay in this beautiful and cozy room.Geert2016-07-24T00:00:00Z
My flight was delayed and I arrived in the middle of night.. But Karen was so nice and let me in and gave me good tips to get where I had to go next morning.. Anyway Karen and Sean are very nice and helpful people. Their home and neighborhood is really beautiful. Thanks for everything :)Karin2016-07-03T00:00:00Z
We had a great experience during our stay with Karen! It was lovely to meet them all, Karen, Sean and Timmy (great dog!), and to talk about our travels and experiences of Ireland. We were quite tired when we arrived at their place and we had all the room and place to live our own lazy schedule. They really helped in finding ways to get around and it was great to walk in the neighboring mountains. Lovely location to experience the surrounding area of Dublin!Linda2016-06-30T00:00:00Z
Karen was the perfect host, she welcomed us to their house, gave us some advice to walk around in the village and also to get to the airport. She was also very nice and warm. I'm very glad we met her and I defenitely recommend her and Sean!Zoé2016-07-19T00:00:00Z
Karen's place is in a cute apartment complex just 20 min south of downtown Dublin. We were welcomed warmly even by little Tinny their dog! Very cute and friendly place to stay!Megan2017-03-18T00:00:00Z
We had a great stay at Karen's place. She is really welcoming and makes you feel at home. Everything fits the description, especially the cuteness of the dogBasil2017-04-19T00:00:00Z
Karen and Sean are great, friendly hosts, and we love the time we stayed at their home. The room was very nice, clean and comfortable, and the place was nice (with the nearby old graveyard and beautiful stonewalls and old church) :)))). Perfect holidays! :)Elena2016-11-09T00:00:00Z
It was a pleasute to stay in Karen place. The place is really nice and Karen always helped us with advices and indications.I hope the best to her. It was a really pleasureRafa2016-07-16T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
All good and very helpful owner.Conor2017-04-30T00:00:00Z
Had a thoroughly enjoyable stay here. Very welcoming host, everything was so well organised. Beautiful and comfortable location, close to all amenities. Easy access to Dublin city. Very highly recommendedDon2017-03-23T00:00:00Z
Our stay with Paul was fantastic! He was a very helpful host and very generous. He even took us on a walk to show us exactly where the tram was and made us tea when we arrived. The room was comfortable, everything worked properly and we were surprised to see how easy it was to get into the city center. I would absolutely recommend this place to anyone and would definitely stay again.Casey2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
I booked this room for my parents. It was very nice! Paul is a very good host, available and accommodating. My parents had a great time! I highly recommend this place! Thank you a lot for all you did for my parents and me !Sarah2017-03-17T00:00:00Z
House & room were spot on. Communication from Paul was excellent. Would have no hesitation in recommending.Dave2017-02-03T00:00:00Z
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Sandyford, County Dublin, Ireland
I have been at Sonas garden room several times for about two weeks, and I love this accomodation. The room is big yet cozy and very, very clean. The bed is comfortable and sheets and duvets are excellent. All the appliances are new and work perfectly. I would recommend this accommodation for many reasons, but the gardens view in the mornings and the stillness and cleaness of the place are just amazing. The environment could not be better -well-mantained gardens, mountain views and quiet and fancy neighbourhood. The location is very convenient to get the M50 and N11. Getting to Sandyford industrial estate takes only 15 minutes. Carrickmines Luas station is only 10 minutes walking from the house. Leentje has been an excellent host. She is very friendly, helpful and polite. She showed me some local restaurants and tips and tried to make me feel like at home. I definetly will go back to Sonas.Alex2016-10-05T00:00:00Z
My friend and I had an absolutely wonderful stay in the garden room for a long weekend in October. The place was exactly as described - clean, cozy, restful. The transport links into the city centre are incredibly easy and affordable and the surrounding villages in the immediate vicinity are lovely. Leentje was incredibly helpful - she picked us up from the Luas station (Carrickmines) when we arrived as it was dark, and she was kind enough to show us the routes into the nearby villages and wait for us as we picked up some tea. She also went above and beyond on our last day to drop us off for the air coach, and we made it with plenty of time to spare despite the Dublin marathon coinciding with our journey and much of the city being blocked off! Overall my friend and I had a lovely stay, and we would definitely come back if we wanted good accommodation convenient for Dublin city exploring at a fair price. All of that said, we did have minor quibbles. One, the garden room is a room in a garden, so there was a fairly obvious spider issue! I'm a bit of a wuss about spiders and my friend slightly less so, and we were both a bit on guard and went around hoovering up spider webs a couple of times during our stay. I'm not sure what could be done about them, but just to flag this up as I imagine serious arachnophobes would struggle with it. The second quibble is the bed. The bed is a sofa bed, and the pillows and bedding were all super comfortable, but my friend and I are both tall people (5ft11 and 6ft1), and we found that one of us could be comfy and sleep fine but only if the other one was uncomfortably wedged in an awkward position. We both managed to sleep and it wasn't a horrible experience, but I think both of us would have had an even more wonderful stay if we could have been fully rested for our excursions in the day. Single people or two more compact people might be absolutely fine, but if you are a larger-than-average pair this bed may pose a difficulty. Otherwise and overall I would heartily recommend this place. It was a fun, safe, picturesque stay in Dublin.Holly2016-10-30T00:00:00Z
The location was ideal for me, 10 minutes from the luas which has you in the city centre in 30 minutes. Location of the house is in a quiet estate and the chalet is very private in a big garden. Leentje was a lovely host and the chalet was very clean and there is a beatutiful ambiance in the grounds of the house. Perfect place to stay for short stays for individuals or couples. You will not be disappointed with your stay here. Has the advantage of being out of the city in the foothills of the Dublin mountains but the city is still within easy reach.Eddie2016-08-27T00:00:00Z
My experience of the Studio Room was extremely comfortable, cosy, warm and clean. Leentje was welcoming and friendly. The quiet garden surroundings were secluded with just a 7 minute walk to the Bus to the beautiful Dun Laoighaire pier and just a 12 minute walk to the Luas transit to the City Centre of which I had cause to use. Cabinteely park is available for walks and has a children's playground. I used the Internet with ease to watch my movies on Netflix. Leentje's pet dogs are friendly and sleep in the house at night so not a sound can be heard from them. This contributed to one of the best sleeps I have had in a long time. I would recommend this beautiful retreat to those who wish to experience a quite meditative space but who also wish to be close to the amenities for walks in a spacious park, to have the sea breeze in your hair and yet access to the City Centre.Adrienne2017-01-21T00:00:00Z
A small separate house in the garden, very comfortable inside, enough space and all needed equipment. Plan your trip in advance, taxi from airport can cost 50-60 euro, might be reasonable to go on public transport. Leentje is a very hospitable host, she gives all necessary instructions and support for the guestsDmitry2017-03-19T00:00:00Z
This rental is not what it seems. It is not a cozy cottage or an apartment. It is something between a makeshift bedroom/yoga studio. No amenities to make it comfortable. A large open room with only an open sofa bed. There are 2 straight back chairs next to a small folding writing table near the front door. The only place to sit is your bed! And it is tiny and uncomfortable. No kitchen but some plugins are squeezed into a corner. No hot running water except in the shower. The bathroom has no heat and no surfaces to sit your belongings- not even a ledge on the sink as it is so small. No proper table to sit at and nowhere to hang your clothes. No dresser, upholstered chairs or even a coffee table. And you must like spiders as they are everywhere! Yes this little "house" is in the middle of a beautiful garden, but it's sparse furnishings, numerous spiders and no running hot water, no wifi, no tv or no proper bed and your closest neighbor is a pen of hunting dogs that bark a lot, didn't do it for me. You must have a car here. The host was never available and very short tempered. I asked for clean sheets and towels during a 10 day stay as there was only one towel each. We did get towels but never any sheets. We were out all day and every day for our 10 day visit and it would have been nice to return to comfort and warmth at night. We never had any conflict or problem with the host- it was just very clear that she is high strung and short tempered. We didn't spend any time with her. You are in the middle of a rich residential gated community and far from anything to eat, drink or buy or walk to. Public transport is expensive and nowhere near this lodging. It's at least a half hour walk to the nearest bus. Train is much further. If you never want to run into a soul for a mile - this is your place- as long as you don't get hungry:) sorry hostess- but renters count on honesty and clarity. Wish I knew as I would have made a better decision or at least rented a car! You had no feedback when I booked but I see now others also love a real bed with no spiders. I hope that you improve it and make the experience better for future guests. 80 euro to take a taxi one way to the airport, btw.Prish2017-01-09T00:00:00Z
Despite lost luggage (not her fault!) and airlines running late, she was ready with a welcoming greeting 3 hours after we were scheduled to be there. The neighborhood was incredible, I did not consider locking the doors on the rental vehicle.Adam2016-10-17T00:00:00Z
L'appartamento di Leentje è una splendida casetta in legno inserita in un romantico giardino pieno di verde. La casetta profuma ancora di pino ed è molto luminosa. Il giardino è bellissimo e molto curato, il posto è tranquillo e le abitazioni vicine sono nascoste da fitti alberi per cui c'è grandissima privacy. E' un posto ideale per rilassarsi, con statue, fontane e decorazioni che invitano alla meditazione. Dall'appartamento si può raggiungere il centro città (St.Stephen Green) con la Luas verde in poco più di mezz'ora, oppure si può andare a Dun Laoghaire con l'autobus n.63 che impiega 20 minuti (nelle ore di punta anche 40). Ho trovato particolarmente romantico il viaggio in autobus, specialmente all'alba e al tramonto, perchè percorre stradine strette e panoramiche. Le fermate dei mezzi pubblici distano dall'appartamento una decina di minuti. Non disponendo di un'auto non ho visitato i centri commerciali più vicini perchè richiedono almeno una ventina di minuti di cammino. La zona è residenziale, con abitazioni di lusso; sono bellissime da vedere, si potrebbe dire che anch'esse sono un'attrazione. Leentje è gentilissima e simpatica, mi ha assistito durante il tragitto per raggiungere il suo appartamento e si è accertata a più riprese che il mio soggiorno proseguisse nel migliore dei modi. Se volete visitare Dublino con animo sereno e rilassato, avendo un posto dove stare in pace quando tornate alla base, l'appartamento di Leentje fa per voi.Michele2016-10-02T00:00:00Z
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Cabinteely, Dublin, Ireland
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Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
Deirdre made me feel very welcome. I will stay with Deirdre aagainAllan2017-04-07T00:00:00Z
Deirdre is beyond kind and generous. She truly goes above and beyond to make your stay welcomed. Thoroughly enjoyed.KELLY2017-05-07T00:00:00Z
Great cozy place and a wonderful hostess!!Nat2017-04-24T00:00:00Z
Deidre was very welcoming. An excellent Host and made me feel comfortsblr in her home.Niall2017-04-11T00:00:00Z
Deirdre lives in a quiet neighborhood and is intelligent and kind. A pleasure to talk with.Cathryn2017-04-17T00:00:00Z
Lovely host. Very welcoming.Hugh2017-05-05T00:00:00Z
Lovely host, great location, room an unusual but very nice experience, but note it is a futon and not a mattress base.Kieran2017-05-04T00:00:00Z
Staying at Deirdre's place was comfortable. The place is very nice, just as described on the website, and the little room in the conservatory is beautiful. Deirdre was extremely helpful with everything, and communication was easy. The only thing I would mention is that if you're on foot it might be a bit out of reach; even though Luas is close enough (around 15mins walk), it takes some time to get there.Melinda2017-04-02T00:00:00Z
Room Type
Private room
Property Type
Foxrock, County Dublin, Ireland
Bridgette was a wonderful host that was willing to pick us up from the bus stop at 11pm on a Monday when we arrived. The listing was accurate and she provided us with some food right from the beginning.Emanuel2016-03-19T00:00:00Z
The host is very friendly and nice. She even when out of her way to do groceries shopping with us. The house is clean and comfy. The place is a bit far from dublin city center but there is a direct bus 6 min away from the house. 30 min bus ride if there is no traffic..Mindy2016-03-30T00:00:00Z
You made us feel welcome from the beginning, and I can never thank you enough for putting up and helping us with our mess on Friday night... It means so much! In terms of our stay, we loved your place. Everything was in tip top shape, and the bed was quite comfortable!! I especially loved your pups. But honestly, this was the best Airbnb experience I have had whilst studying abroad thus far. You have been wonderful!!Kyle2016-03-22T00:00:00Z
The guys said the apartment was nice, clean and host was very friendly. We extended our stay as well.James2016-05-18T00:00:00Z
Good location, close to supermarkets and everything, close enough to Dublin and to the lovely seaside villages like Dun Loaghaire. Good and clean facilities, we stayed with four but the space is probably better suited for 2 or 3. Great host and a great stay.Andrea2015-08-09T00:00:00Z
Our host Bridgette was absolutely amazing. We felt at home from the moment we arrived. The accommodation was exactly as described but the whole ambiance of the space was just very special indeed. We had a wonderful week.Marian2015-08-31T00:00:00Z
I stayed at Bridgette's place with my husband and my 5 years old twins. The place was perfect, just walking distance there is a bus stop that goes to the city center, a big park with a playground and a Tesco supermarket. Thanks Bridgette for all, you are the best host one could ever imagine. ---------------------------------------- El lugar de Bridgette es perfecto, muy comodo y acogedor. Estuve hospedada con mi marido y mis mellizos. Muy cerca hay un autobus que te lleva al City Center, un parque para los ninos y un supermercado. Bridgette es una gran anfitriona, nos hizo sentir como en casa.Rosa2017-02-02T00:00:00Z
Would definitely book the guys here again as it was a really nice apartment and host.James2016-05-21T00:00:00Z
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With the abundance of Fresh Eggplant and Tomatoes in our garden right now, this was a great recipe to cook. It is loaded with aromatic spices that make the kitchen smell SO good!!!
Layered Eggplant and Tomato Casserole
I'm not really sure what to call this dish. I had a recipe saved on my computer about a year ago… but after a hard drive crash and scouring through pages and pages of saved recipes… I decided to do my best by creating it from memory. I have to say that we had it last night for dinner and it was absolutely delicious!!!
Ingredients list:
5 Ichiban eggplant, medium sliced on the diagonal
Olive oil spray
Kosher salt and fresh cracked pepper
1 whole pod of garlic, chopped fine
1/4 cup white wine
2 cups chicken stock (I used some home made stock that I put in the freezer about a month ago.)
2 teaspoons mild curry powder (Or you could use hot if you would like more spice)
2 teaspoons turmeric
1 1/2 teaspoons mild paprika
3 tablespoons of tomato paste
4 medium to large vine ripe tomatoes, sliced medium thickness
3/4 of a cup chopped fresh cilantro
1 cup of Greek yogurt
1 1/2 teaspoons garlic salt
1/4 cup of milk or more. This is for thinning the sauce that goes on top, so you may need more depending on the desired consistency.
Cooking Instructions:
Line two baking sheets with aluminum foil. Spread the sliced eggplant out evenly among the two baking sheets. Lightly spray the eggplant with the olive oil spray and lightly salt-and-pepper. Place each baking sheet under the boiler for about 2 1/2 to 3 minutes or until slightly golden. Do this on each side. I had to broil mine in batches. It just depends on the size of your oven. Set the eggplant aside until ready to use. After broiling the eggplant preheat your oven to 425°.
In a medium-size skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil over high heat. Add the garlic and sauté for about a minute. Continue to stir so the garlic doesn't burn. Carefully pour in the white wine and mix well with the garlic. Add in the curry powder, turmeric, and paprika. Blend well. Add the chicken stock and tomato paste. When everything has blended turn the heat to low and cook until the sauce has thickened. Your kitchen should be smelling really good right about now!!!! I love the smell of curry powder!!! Remove the sauce from the heat.
Spoon in about 1/3 of the sauce into a 9 x 12 baking dish. Evenly layer in 1/2 of the broiled eggplant. Sprinkle the eggplant with 1/2 of the chopped cilantro. Now, layer in 1/2 of the sliced tomatoes. Starting again with the sauce, repeat with another layer of the eggplant, cilantro, and tomatoes and ending with the remaining sauce on top. Save some of the cilantro so you can have some to sprinkle on the top for garnish. Cover the dish with aluminum foil. Place the baking dish on a baking sheet just in case any of the liquid bubbles out while cooking (you will thank yourself when it is time to clean your oven). Place it in the oven and cook for about 35 to 40 minutes or until the casserole is bubbling around the edges. While the eggplant is cooking make the yogurt sauce by mixing the yogurt and garlic salt in a small mixing bowl and whisking in the milk until it reaches the desired consistancy. Remove the aluminum foil from the casserole dish and sprinkle with remaining cilantro. Cut into serving sizes and drizzle each serving with the yogurt sauce. We had this as a side dish to roasted lamb and I can't tell you how delicious it was!!! However, this dish is hearty and could easily be served as a meatless entree'. Hope you enjoy!!!!!


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Jinjja gets temporarily rehomed, and ohmidog! is taking a health-related hiatus
By the time you read this — our last post for what will likely be a while — I will have parted ways with one dog and one kidney.
The kidney, which doctors suspect contains a cancerous mass, is being removed in a surgery today and will be gone for good.
Jinjja, the Korean dog I adopted five months ago, will be staying with a friend who has offered to care for him for as long as it takes, which could be a while, between the hospital stay, a six-week recovery period, and whatever other treatment may follow.
So the purpose of this post is to inform those of you who may be following Jinjja's story of this latest twist in the life of a dog who was rescued from a meat farm in South Korea, transported to the U.S. for adoption, and has been making progress — slow as it sometimes seems — in becoming social, and trusting, and having the kind of life a dog deserves.
And to let you know that there won't be any new reports on ohmidog! for a bit.
I dropped Jinjja off Sunday at the home of the Kirkeengs. It was his second visit there, and during both he seemed to enjoy everything about it — from the spacious fenced back yard to the pack he'll be sharing it with: a small and playful dog named Luigi, and Olivia, a lab mix.
He immediately hit if off with Darla, who is director of development for the Forsyth Humane Society, and with her daughter Katie, who I best remember as the person inside the humane society's mascot's suit during various fund raising events.
I'd already informed Darla's husband, Eric, that Jinjja would be slower to warm up to him, as he's skittish around men he hasn't gotten to know.
But, all in all, the situation — disregarding the medical stuff — couldn't be more ideal. The yard seems pretty escape proof, and Jinjja has shown a tendency to get free, take off, and resist efforts — even with treats involved — to recapture him.
It will be interesting to hear how Jinjja handles being one of three dogs in a house. Upon entering it, his first inclination was to make his mark. It's something he never felt much need to do inside my home, but did when he visited the home of my neighbor and her five dogs.
The Kirkeengs had three dogs, but recently lost one of them, Oreo. The other two seemed happy to welcome a new member.
As an added bonus, Darla has arranged for the humane society's trainer to drop by from time to time to work with her dogs and Jinjja.
And Jinjja does still need some work, especially in learning to come when he is called — something he'll do inside. Outside, asking him to come often has the opposite effect.
We'd managed to complete one class together at the Winston-Salem Dog Training Club (during which he performed magnificently) before I started ailing in April.
The progress he has made, the progress he still needs to make, the need for him to get more exercise than my small courtyard provides, and the lengthy recovery period I'm facing made figuring what to do with him during all this a huge stress producer.
I'm told that, after getting out of the hospital, I shouldn't lift anything heavier than a gallon of milk for six weeks, which also means I shouldn't be tugged by a dog who sees a squirrel and can't help but lunge in that direction.
I contemplated returning him, for his own good, to the Watauga Humane Society, where I adopted him after his arrival from Korea. But then I heard from Darla. I knew she was a friend, but how good a friend she turned out to be left me kind of stunned. And highly relieved.
Now I suppose we should get back, just briefly, to my right kidney. (I plan to keep the left one). All of it will be removed, as well as a hunk of my renal artery, as the mass appears to have made inroads up into it.
After that, what they've removed will be tested, allowing them to make a definitive diagnosis and have a better idea where all this is going.
I apologize for the details.
Ironically, it was just last week that I complained about surgical details, scar photos and graphic health complaints of people I don't really know taking up so much of my Facebook feed, and all those other annoying Facebook posts I get tired of. Let's just say I was a little cranky.
I promise to try and keep you informed — while sparing you any gross details — both here and on my Facebook page.
Meanwhile, thanks to the Kirkeengs. Thanks to my brother, Ted, who I'm sure I've only just begun imposing on. And thanks to my readers — be they old friends, new friends, Facebook friends, or strangers.
Posted by John Woestendiek May 24th, 2017 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, break, cancer, dog meat trade, dogs, forsyth humane society, friends, health, hiatus, home, hospital, jinjja, john woestendiek, kidney, kirkeengs, korea, korean, luigi, new pack, north carolina, ohmidog!, olivia, pets, surgery, temporary, temporary home, thanks, watauga humane society, website, winston-salem
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Denali: A "little" film with a big message
Denali from FELT SOUL MEDIA on Vimeo.
Denali is a short film, but definitely not a "little" one.
Documenting the bond between a nomadic photographer and his dog, it is beautiful and sweeping, both in its photography and in what it says about the human soul, the dog soul, and that "team soul" that often forms when dog and person are thrown together.
Ben Moon and Denali came together in 1999, when he and his girlfriend adopted the dog from a shelter. After breaking up with the girlfriend, Moon and Denali hit the road, traveling around the Pacific Northwest as Moon photographed surfers, rock climbers and other adventurers.
In 2004, Moon was diagnosed with cancer. While in the hospital for surgery and, later, long chemotherapy sessions, nurses permitted Denali to be in the room — and you get the impression neither of them would have allowed it any other way.
Moon beat the cancer, and the pair hit the road again.
More than a few times, in the years that followed, Denali was featured in Moon's published photography.
In 2014, Denali, at the age of 14, was diagnosed with cancer.
One month later, he was gone.
In Denali's last weeks, Moon began compiling what would turn into the movie, Denali — his tribute to the dog he'd traveled with, over peaks and valleys both literal and figurative, for nearly 15 years.
A collaboration between Moon, director Ben Knight, and cinematographer Skip Armstrong, the film premiered at 5Point Film Festival, winning both Best of Festival and People's Choice.
It's a beautiful thing to watch, and I highly recommend viewing it on your full screen. And given it's a work aimed at exploring emotions — not tugging at them — you may also watch it with a fully open heart.
It shows us how resilient humans can be, how resilient dogs can be, and how that resiliency — and the joy of life — can reach even greater heights when dog and human bond.
In his eulogy for Denali, Moon noted that, painful as losing him was, it was a time to celebrate.
"…However difficult the transition, it's cause for reflection and a celebration of how much love and joy this incredible dog brought into my life.
"Thank you Denali for giving me the courage to hit the road with a camera, a van, and no plan back in 2001, for never taking your eye off me through a year of cancer treatments, surgeries and countless other challenges. Thank you for your uncanny ability to walk into a frame at precisely the right moment to elevate an image, for teaching me patience and the joy in the simple quiet moments as I watched you grow older, and most of all, giving selflessly the unconditional love that only a true friend can give. It's impossible to put into words all that you were and will always be to me — I was always convinced you were more human than dog, and all of the countless lives you touched felt the same.
"Thank you for your unwavering belief in me, happy trails my friend!"
Posted by John Woestendiek June 12th, 2015 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: adventure, animals, ben moon, bond, cancer, celebration, death, denali, documentary, dog, dogs, film, friends, friendship, movie, pets, photographer, photography, tribute
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Musical interlude: "Raising Humans"
Here's a song Michael White wrote after losing his dog Max to cancer.
Yes, it might make you cry, but it's a good kind of cry.
Max was a basset hound-boxer mix and "one heck of a dog," White says.
White posted the video on YouTube more than a year ago, where it has received a couple of thousand views — further proof that, while moronic videos often rise to the top, what deserves to go viral usually doesn't.
Thanks, Michael, for bringing it to our attention.
Looks like Max raised a good human.
Posted by John Woestendiek March 10th, 2015 under Muttsblog, videos.
Tags: animals, cancer, death, dog, dogs, max, michael white, pets, raising humans, song, tribute, video
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Who knows what's best for Jack?
Dog blogger and broadcaster Steve Friess says he's not going to spend $5,000 to put his dog though chemotherapy that could extend his life a year or more — and he's going to try not to feel bad about it.
Even when he says his final goodbye to Jack in what could be less than a month.
In late October, Friess noticed the dog he'd adopted nine years ago was getting lethargic, and that his weight had dropped from his usual 11 pounds to around eight.
A vet diagnosed that Jack had an aggressive form of lymphoma that was spreading quickly through his body.
Friess did some research, checking with friends, and vets, and friends who were vets: One of the latter urged him to "do the full chemo protocol ASAP!" It could send Jack into remission for nine months, or 12 months, or even longer.
Friess and his partner researched, debated and decided against chemotherapy — not because it would be all that rough on the dog physically (they handle it much better than we do). The main reason, he admits, is the money, which, he also admits, they just doesn't have.
There will likely be those who second guess Freiss, or maybe try to lay a guilt trip on him: Take out a loan, hit up your friends, get a second (or third) job, launch an online fundraising campaign, let me be the first to donate.
We've become a nation of such overflowing compassion for dogs, with such promising new medical technologies, and such handy online fundraising tools at our beck and call, that it's easy to lose sight that decisions about life and death — both ours and our dogs — are still our own, and that throwing in the towel, for financial reasons, or others, isn't always a shameful choice.
We suspect Friess will receive some support for his decision, but will hear from many more questioning it. His decision to write about it, as he did in a post for Time.com, is brave, but also an open invitation to second-guessers. In any case, the decision on what's best for Jack should be (and has been) made by the person who knows him best, and deserves to be respected
Friess, a freelance writer and co-host of The Petcast, said neither his advisers nor his vet seemed to be trying to make him feel guilty about his choice. But, as is the way with guilt trips, we often don't need a tour guide. Feelings of shame can start as soon as we ask our vet the question Friess did:
"How much will it cost?"
For Friess, the estimate was a minimum of $5,000 — more than he and his partner had.
"(It) means we have about 30 days. The end will probably come in time for holidays … "We've received a lot of advice, both solicited and unwelcome, through social media. Nobody comes right out to say it, but the disappointment some express at our decision shows that they question our love for Jack. In an era when people spend big on animal clothes, artisanal foods and medical intervention, and when medical science makes it possible to spend $5,000 so Jack dies slightly later than sooner, there is pressure to go as far as we can."
There's one more twist. Friess and his partner are trying to adopt a human baby, and they're working on saving the $15,000 fee for that.
"If that $5,000 could cure the cancer and restore Jack's full life expectancy, maybe we'd do it," he wrote. "Maybe. It certainly would be a tougher choice. But to buy a year during which we'd be waiting for his lymph nodes to resume their swell? We could endure the end stages either now or later."
(Photo of Jack by Steve Friess)
Posted by John Woestendiek November 17th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, cancer, care, chemotherapy, choices, costs, death, decisions, dog, dogs, financial, guilt, health care, jack, life, lymphoma, medical, options, ownership, pet, pets, shame, steve friess, technology, treatment, veterinary
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A drug to make your dog live longer?
Two University of Washington scientists think it might be possible to slow the aging process in canines and are launching a pilot study with 30 dogs to see if the drug rapamycin significantly extends their lifespans.
The researchers, using $200,000 in seed money from the University of Washington, plan to use pets, not laboratory animals, for the initial study, and recruit volunteer dogs — or at least dogs whose owners volunteer them — for larger scale studies in the future.
Daniel Promislow, an evolutionary geneticist, and Matthew Kaeberlein, a molecular biologist, say the study is aimed at determining whether rapamycin could lead to longer lives for dogs — as studies have shown is the case when it's used on yeast, fruit flies, worms and mice.
"We're not talking about doubling the healthy life spans of pets," said Kaeberlein. "But at a minimum I would predict that you would get a 10 to 15 percent increase in average life span, and I think bigger effects are possible."
In the pilot study, 30 large, middle-aged dogs will be involved — half receiving low doses of rapamycin, half receiving placebos.
The researchers say that subsequent studies will seek to enroll pet dogs from across the country.
Kaeberlein and Promislow hosted a meeting in Seattle last week where experts from across the country discussed the drug rapamycin and its possible effects on the health and longevity of dogs, the Seattle Times reported.
Currently used along with other medications to prevent rejection in organ-transplant patients, rapamycin has been called a promising anti-aging drug — though there have been no studies involving humans.
But almost 50 laboratory studies have shown that the compound can delay the onset of some diseases and degenerative processes and restore vigor to elderly animals, extending life spans by 9 to 40 percent.
Rapamycin functions, in part, by inactivating a protein that promotes cell growth. As a result, cells grow more slowly, which retards the spread of cancer.
Promislow, who has two elderly dogs of his own, noted that even if the drug doesn't increase the life span of dogs, it could serve to keep them healthy longer. "We're trying to understand why some dogs age better than others, and help all dogs age in a better way," he said.
The drug has been shown to have serious side effects, including poor wound healing and an increased risk of diabetes, when used at the high doses required for organ transplant patients.
But the low doses used in anti-aging research with mice and other lab animals cause few side effects.
There have been no large-scale human trials. Studying how the drug affects dogs — who suffer many of the same old-age ailments as their masters — makes it possible to explore the possible benefits of rapamycin both more quickly and at a lesser cost.
If it does turn out to be a sort of fountain of youth — for dogs, humans, or both — the potential profits would be enormous.
"I think it's worth a go, not just from what it can teach us about humans, but for the sake of the animals themselves," said University of Alabama Biology Department Chairman Steven Austad, an expert in aging research who is not involved in the project. "It may not work in dogs, but if it did, boy, it's going to be huge."
According to the Seattle Times article, drug companies aren't very interested in rapamycin because it's no longer under patent.
But the researchers are hoping dog lovers, dog-food companies and some foundations might be willing to contribute to further research.
They've set up a website, dogagingproject.com,where people can donate and sign their dogs up to take part in the research.
"Given how I feel about my pets, I see this as a unique project where there's a real potential for citizen science," Kaeberlein said. "I think it would be great if pet owners who are really interested in improving the health of their animals would help fund this work."
(Photos: UW scientists Matt Kaeberlein, with his dog Dobby, and Dan Promislow, with his dog Frisbee; by Steve Ringman / The Seattle Times)
Posted by John Woestendiek November 4th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: animals, anti aging, anti aging drug, biology, cancer, cells, citizen science, compound, Daniel Promislow, death, dog, dogs, drug, drugs, extending, fountain of youth, funding, geneticist, health, ifespan, laboratory, life, lifespans, lives, longer, Matthew Kaeberlein, molecular, pets, rapamycin, research, sickness, study, university of washington
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Hector, the former Vick dog, passes away
Hector, a pit bull rescued from Michael Vick's dog fighting ring, has died of cancer at his Minnesota home.
One of 51 dogs rescued from Bad Newz Kennels in 2007, Hector was rehabilitated at Bad Rap and, about a year later, adopted by new owners, Roo and Clara Yori in Rochester.
During the six years he spent with them he became a therapy dog, visiting local nursing homes and hospitals.
About a month ago, Hector was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer.
In recent weeks, his owners twice scheduled appointments to have Hector put down, but both times they backed out.
This week, as his suffering intensified, they went through with it, according to Hector's Facebook page.
The Yori's placed this post on that page Tuesday, written from Hector's point of view:
"Hello everyone. Unfortunately my time has come, and if you're reading this, that means that I have already passed. My last day was as good as one could ask for. The sun was shining, the frogs were out for me to chase at the pond, and I had Roo and Clara to carry me off the trail when my legs just couldn't go any further. I called shotgun to assume my co-pilot position on the way to the vet, where I passed away surrounded by people who love me.
I think my past life caught up with me and caused my time to come a little early. However, I can proudly say that I gave it everything I had all the way until the end. To my Vick Dog family, and all the other dogs rescued from similar cruelty situations, keep carrying the torch! There are a lot of dogs out there that still need help, so keep proving they deserve their chance through our success…
"Please remember that dogs don't really have a choice on where they end up, and some really good dogs end up in a bad spot through no fault of their own. Before you pass judgement, give them a chance to show who they are regardless of appearance or past life. You never know how it will turn out…"
(Photos: Hector on his final hike, from his Facebook page)
Posted by John Woestendiek October 29th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: adopted, animals, bad newz kennels, bad rap, cancer, clara yori, dead, death, died, dies, dog, dog fighting, dogfighting, dogs, former vick dogs, hector, michael vick, pets, pit bull, pit bulls, pitbull, pitbulls, rehabilitated, rescued, roo yori, seized, vick dogs, yori
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The homeless man and his white dog
For more than a decade, they were a familiar sight around downtown Salisbury, Maryland — the homeless man and his silky white dog.
You could often find them stationed outside Benedict the Florist, or located in what was an even shrewder spot to panhandle — behind the Dunkin Donuts, where cars lined up at the drive-through.
Elwood, the homeless man, and Gladys, his dog, weren't shooed away too often in Salisbury. That, likely, was in part because of Elwood's friendly demeanor, maybe in larger part because of his highly sociable dog, who he found as a pup in a box by a Dumpster, or in a bag in the middle of Highway 13, depending on who's telling the story
In any event, the troubled man and the Wheaton mix became partners in homelessness, and for more than a decade survived off the kindness of friends and strangers in Salisbury.
Then, about a year and a half ago, they disappeared.
No one has seen Elwood since last May, though some people still think they see his dog at various locations around town.
Edna Walls had that feeling when she saw a silky white, mid-sized dog at a groomers recently, asked about it and learned it was — sure enough — Gladys.
Elwood Towers died last May of cancer, the groomer explained to her, and since then his dog has been living with the owner of the flower shop outside of which Elwood and Gladys once panhandled. She recounted the encounter in a reader-submitted column published on Delmarva Now.
The Lucky Dog Pet Salon never charged Towers for grooming Gladys, Walls reported, just like some local veterinarians cut him a break when Gladys needed shots or medical treatment.
An obituary on Legacy.com makes note of the kindness the two received. Submitted by his "adoptive family," it thanks "the business and professional community and the thousands of people that took the time to help him, say a kind word, or give Gladys a pet. Those things are what made his life meaningful."
The obituary continues, "He leaves behind his dearest and closest companion, Gladys. The 'homeless man and his white dog' were well recognized from their travels throughout the Salisbury area in the last 15 years. Elwood loved the outdoors and his 'WORK;' the proceeds of which were often shared with others in need."
George Benedict, who took in Gladys after Elwood's death, agrees that Elwood was known for being poor, but also for being a giving sort. Once, he got kicked out of an apartment for refusing to get rid of a stray bird he was nursing back to health.
"He was a generous man," Benedict told ohmidog! "If he took in $100, he'd give half of it away or buy groceries for friends in need."
Elwood, before he died, took steps to make sure Gladys would be cared for. He asked George Benedict to take ownership of Gladys.
In years of writing about homeless people, and homeless dogs, and homeless people with homeless dogs, it's something I've noticed. A homeless person may not know where their next meal is coming from, but they know where their dog's is. A homeless person may have no roof over his head, and no plan for tomorrow, but likely they've made contingency plans for what will happen to their dog when they're gone.
Benedict, who had always been fond of Gladys — who'd never suggested the pair move on when they lingered outside his shop — agreed. He's retired now, and the floral shop — a local institution for 130 years — closed in 2011. Benedict still works with homeless people, though, through an organization called Hope, Inc.
He knew Elwood for almost 15 years, and remembers when Elwood found Gladys — in a box by a Dumpster, he says — and decided to keep the pup. Some people told Elwood that was a mistake, Benedict recalls, pointing out to Elwood that he could barely take care of himself.
Elwood had spent much of his life in prison, including his teens. He looked down on drug use, and while he enjoyed a beer or two, he wasn't a heavy drinker, Benedict said.
Still, after taking in Gladys, Elwood never had another drink, Benedict said. "She was pretty much his whole life."
For a while, Benedict said, Elwood lived in an unheated garage, paying $300 a month for it. About the time city inspectors asked him to leave, Gladys had a litter of pups. Elwood gave them away, including one to Benedict.
Benedict said that dog died at age 6, from lymphoma.
"I never imagined I would actually wind up with Gladys," Benedict said.
In his final years, Elwood was fighting cancer, too. His lower jaw had to rebuilt after one surgery. He called off the fight in 2012, deciding not to seek further treatment.
In Elwood's final months, Benedict spent a lot of time with him. He died May 17, 2013, at age 75 at Coastal Hospice at the Lake.
Benedict took Gladys to the groomer just before Elwood's funeral, and she attended the service, along with about 35 humans.
"They were sort of unique in Salisbury," Benedict said. "I guess it was the combination of him and Gladys. People gave him a lot more tolerance than they might some other folks."
Gladys is 14 now.
"She's an amazing dog," Benedict says. She just instinctively likes to be with people … My wife and I are convinced she has some sort of aura about her. She goes with me wherever I go, and all the stores let her in. Wherever I go, people get out of their car and say 'what kind of dog is that?' I tell them she's a Wheaton mix.
"Some of them say 'I used to give food to a man who had a dog like that.'"
While Elwood has been dead for a year and a half, donations can still be made in his memory to the organization specified in his obituary: The Humane Society of Wicomico County, 5130 Citation Drive, Salisbury, MD 21804.
Posted by John Woestendiek September 25th, 2014 under Muttsblog.
Tags: benedict the florist, cancer, death, dunkin donuts, elwood, elwood and gladys, elwood towers, george benedict, gladys, homeless, homeless dogs, homeless people, homelessness, kindness, lucky dog pet salon, maryland, mix, new home, panhandling, salisbury, tolerance, wheaton
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