I just dropped Loki off at a 14 day boarding training program. I'm going to miss her, and I feel a little badly about letting her be away from us, but I think it's for the best. She just has a lot of behavior problems that I don't feel equipped to handle. It's nothing aggressive or dangerous - at least, not to other dogs. The biggest thing is that she eats poop, and that's the big thing that I don't know how I could get her to stop on my own. She will actually go up to other dogs at the dog…

I don't know if any of you have seen this before... but if not you should watch it. It's not corgis, but it'll definitely melt your heart. 10 beagles were rescued from a lab and let out of their crates into the sunshine and grass for the first time in their lives. My Lilu is part beagle so I see her in each of their faces. I can't imagine if something like that had happened to her.…