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48Dog Breed: The Tibetan Spaniel
In his home country the Tibetan Spaniel was long prized not only as a pet and companion, but a watch dog. Additionally, according to Animal Planet’s dog breed directory, the Tibetan spaniel was revered as...
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59The Tibetan Mastiff
The Tibetan Mastiff is an ancient and noble breed of dog. Believed to have traveled with the likes of Genghis Khan and Atilla the Hun these canines have a rich and storied history as guardians and...
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61How to have a pleasant smelling home
Have you ever walked into a house and been greeted by a rather noxious aroma? I don’t mean the kind of temporary odor associated with cooking. I mean the kind of unwelcoming stench that lingers despite...
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48Product Review: The Neti pot
I have allergies. Lots of allergies. Essentially, if it grows out of the ground and produces pollen I’m allergic to it. Pollen and cats. I say this to explain why I was willing to try an odd little device...
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56Tips for saving money on perscription medications
The cost of prescription medication is a hot topic these days. With the government debating universal healthcare (or some variation thereof) prescription drugs will, no doubt, make their way to the heart of...
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41Best Dog Breeds for Children
There are many dog breeds that make wonderful family pets and mix well with children of all ages. In general, the retrievers do well because they were bred to be soft mouthed to prevent them from damaging...
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59Where to find the best podcasts to suit your interests?
There is a new blog dedicated to finding the best podcast for x, y and z. The PodReview is not just another podcast directory, in fact it is not a directory at all. The purpose of this blog is to compare...
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62The German Shepherd: More Than Just a Police Dog
Alert and intelligent, the German Shepherd is popular as a police and military dog all around the world, but there is more to this breed than a mean old guard dog. History In 1899 the Verein fur...
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60The Belgian Tervuren: Always on the Move
The Belgian Tervuren is described in the American Kennel Club (AKC) breed standard as “always in motion unless under command," so as you can imagine this is an intense dog. History The Belgian...
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69Weimaraner: The Gray Ghost
The coloring of the Weimaraner has earned him the nickname “gray ghost;” however, there is nothing ethereal about this canine. History The Weimaraner emerged in the early 19th century as an all...
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