Raising a Super Dog: Wordless Wednesday: A big dog in a little spotted package

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Well that's just great. The spotted dog's treed the kid again.

Stand down, Jager honey.

About this blog

As a volunteer puppy raiser for Canine Companions for Independence I encounter extraordinary people and their canine partners. These are my stories about sharing life, family and home with incredible dogs.

As a disclaimer, this blog is my personal journey; CCI may or may not agree with my thoughts as I share them here. Also, I am a proud employee of a major dog food manufacturer. I will sing praises of Eukanuba as the best stuff a dog can eat, but this blog is, again, personal. The company may or may not agree with me. End of legal stuff.

I hope you enjoy reading our adventures with the young Yaxley and our "change of career" dog, the mighty Mr. Micron. Even freaky little Jager makes an occasional appearance to serve as comic relief.

What is Wordless Wednesday?

So what am I going on about on these Wordless Wednesday posts anyway? The spirit of WW, as I've been led to understand, is to post an image of interest with nothing more than a clever caption. A ubiquitous feature of many a pet blogger.

And any blogger could tell you how taxing it is to come up with thoughtful commentary and type it into prose. Or at least something that makes a lick of sense to the reader.

So we bloggers, with our cultish ways, have developed a way to create a weekly post with less of the usual hoo ha. We slap a photo out there and call it a day.

Never one to follow the rules of man and web, my WW's are indeed a degree off the norm. Pulling a favorite photo from the archives, I'll add more than just a snappy caption, but will spend less time in writing fanciful stuff. In fact, a normal Wednesday morning is pulling a post together after a second cup o'joe and before heading out for work. Which is why you'll occasionally see Wedesnday spelled wrong.

It's my hope and dream that you find WW at least half as entertaining as I do. It's good to have goals in life.

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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Wordless Wednesday: A big dog in a little spotted package

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