Posted in dog, Sleeping Between Giants, tagged Ask a Terrier, budleigh, dogs, housetraining, play, Sleeping Between Giants, technology, toys on September 24, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Zoe the Poodle’s credo: “What’s yours is mine. And what’s mine is mine!”
But when it comes to stealing a cell phone, Budleigh the Terrier must help a Giant make the call.
Read the latest Ask a Terrier column from our litter-mate blog, Sleeping between Giants.
Posted in Humor, Sleeping Between Giants, Uncategorized, tagged Ask a Terrier, astronomy, black hole, science, Sleeping Between Giants, terrier on April 25, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Startling images of a massive black hole have captivated Giants worldwide.
Dogs, not so much…
Budleigh explains why in the latest Ask a Terrier advice column from our litter-mate blog, Sleeping between Giants.
Posted in Humor, Science, Sleeping Between Giants, tagged Ask a Terrier, dog, intelligence, pets, science, Sleeping Between Giants, study, terrier on January 25, 2019| Leave a Comment »
How smart are dogs?
Not very, snorts Science. Sneers. Kicks sand in muzzle.
The latest column from our litter-mate blog, Sleeping between Giants.
Posted in Sleeping Between Giants, tagged Ask a Terrier, behavior, budleigh, clock, daylight, dog, science, time on November 9, 2018| Leave a Comment »
To help a confused Cocker Spaniel, Budleigh explains the Nature of Time.
And din-dins!
The latest Ask a Terrier column from Sleeping between Giants, the litter-mate blog of Write Good!
Posted in Humor, Sleeping Between Giants, tagged Ask a Terrier, ban, dog, germs, immigration, pets, security, terrier, training on June 27, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Professional advice columnist Budleigh, a licensed terrier, shares all the dirt on dog germs.
Read the latest Ask a Terrier column from our litter-mate blog, Sleeping between Giants.
Posted in Humor, Sleeping Between Giants, tagged Ask a Terrier, dog, health, terrier, training, vet, veterinarian on April 3, 2017| Leave a Comment »
“Dear Budleigh,
“Daisy, my labradoodle, has a skin rash and she has to take pills. She really hates that and tries to spit them out. Also, she tries to hide under things that are way too small for her, like an antique end table.
“I don’t want her to be so anxious. Could you, maybe, talk to her?”
Read Budleigh’s advice at Ask a Terrier on our litter-mate blog, Sleeping between Giants: Life, if you could call it that, with a terrier.
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