It happened to me. With a 60 lb. Black Lab at 7 months of age. And the car was moving!

Lately, I've been seeing so many people riding around with their dogs in the car. Some have the windows completely down. Others have the windows partially rolled up, hoping to keep their dog from jumping out.

I'm here to tell you: A dog can fall out of a window that is half-way or even most of the way rolled up!

Here's my story...

A visitor to this site recently emailed me this question:

I have rescued a puppy and she is a spoiled rotten brat, and she won't quit peeing on my carpet. What can I do? I've tried kenneling her and she gets out everytime. Thank you."
-- Linda T.

Here are my recommendations...

Note to self:

Don't replant tree seedlings at dogs-eye-level if you have a dog that thinks sticks are toys!

We've taught 2 of our 3 dogs to pray. (It appears that Tenor is still trying to find his 'spiritual self'.)

Sad news in the world of television (...and in the eyes of my dog, Jersey, may he rest in peace).

The inventor of the remote control, Robert Adler, died last Thursday.

Jersey (an American Eskimo) loved the remote control. Somehow, early in his puppyhood, I must've given him so much praise one time for "bringing it to me" that he actually begged for occasions in which he could "bring me the remote".

Cute puppies lend themselves to some really cute puppy photos.

Have you taught your dog to pray yet?

We did. Now, they pretty much pray on their own these days.