Whenever I drive, Rambo likes to sit half way in my lap in the driver's seat. As he's close to me, he often look at me and opens his mouth. I noticed how bad his breathe has been lately. Is there such thing as breathe mints for dogs?

Finally, after a long few weeks of agnoy and worries, Rambo is finally walking. He's been doing so well when the weather has became just in time to be so sunny for walks. I am so proud of his growth and learning abilities I can hardly wait to see what kind of tricks he will be learning.

We went to the beach yesterday and saw a lot of dogs too! I think Rambo is going to be one of those happy dogs at the beaches just when summer is around the corner. :D

Ok Rambo is driving me a little nuts because I wanted a dog that can walk with me not having me carrying him all the times. He does not like having a collar and walk with a leash. I can't carry him all the time as he is getting heavy for me to put him in my little gym bag.

What's the best way to encourage your corgi to walk with you? How much older do they need to get to start getting used to walking?

I started a new diet for Rambo and I can notice the difference in his poop and weight. His stomach is getting a little bigger than it used to be. Then when he stretches out to lie down, it looks like a hamster. I wonder if it's because i am not playing with him enough to get him the exercises. He also doesn't like to walk much when we are outside. How much time do you have to spend with puppies in order to keep them in shape?



I think my calculation of him sleeping is on an average of… Continue

I wonder what it was like to raise a dog back in the old days when you had to go to work and leave your dog at home on its own..well I wonder no more because with my friend's help, I can watch him when I am at work. That's right, Corgi web cam is the solution of the year 2008.







It works quite well actually, you would just remote desktop into your home computer and monitor the activities. I wonder if i can slowly just leave him outside of his crate and observe his behavoirs… Continue