Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Staying cool on a hot summer day
KC, Vicki and Jewel know how to take a break and stay cool during a play break in the heat of summer.
Friday, January 07, 2011
Bones Not Safe For Dogs?
Today there was a blog post at www.dogshealth.com entitled No Bones About It: Bones are Unsafe for Your Dog
This is the most ludicrous statement I have ever heard made! RAW bones should be a part of every dog's diet. After all, dogs are carnivores! Yes, even Boston Terriers are carnivores and thrive on a raw meat and bone diet. I have been raising and showing Boston Terriers for over 20 years and they have been on a raw meat and bone diet the whole time!
Now, if one wants to state that COOKED bones are unsafe for our dogs then they would be correct in their statement since cooking bones (and meat) alters the molecular structure and makes bones brittle and un-digestible. Cooked bones are just as bad as the article says "bones" are, they just forgot to mention that it is only cooked bones that fit this category, RAW bones are highly nutritious for out dogs and they are designed from their teeth/jaws to their digestive tract eat, digest and utilize nutrition from bones.
Raw bones are natures's tooth brush, jaw and gum exercise equipment and trace minearl and vitamin supplement all in one.
Dr Jeannie Thomason
For more information on the benefits of feeding raw bones (and meat) to our Boston Terriers, please see The Whole Dog website.
This is the most ludicrous statement I have ever heard made! RAW bones should be a part of every dog's diet. After all, dogs are carnivores! Yes, even Boston Terriers are carnivores and thrive on a raw meat and bone diet. I have been raising and showing Boston Terriers for over 20 years and they have been on a raw meat and bone diet the whole time!
Now, if one wants to state that COOKED bones are unsafe for our dogs then they would be correct in their statement since cooking bones (and meat) alters the molecular structure and makes bones brittle and un-digestible. Cooked bones are just as bad as the article says "bones" are, they just forgot to mention that it is only cooked bones that fit this category, RAW bones are highly nutritious for out dogs and they are designed from their teeth/jaws to their digestive tract eat, digest and utilize nutrition from bones.
Raw bones are natures's tooth brush, jaw and gum exercise equipment and trace minearl and vitamin supplement all in one.
Dr Jeannie Thomason
For more information on the benefits of feeding raw bones (and meat) to our Boston Terriers, please see The Whole Dog website.
Boston Terriers Excel in Agility!
"Quincy" - DG's Buster Keaton Love, wins "Triple Crown" at the Boston Terrier National 2010: Agility: Double Q in both Excellent STD & JWW
Obedience: Double Q in Open B Class & Utility B Class
Rally: Double Q in Advanced B & Excellent B
Congratulations Linda and Quincy on exceptional performance in all three venues!
"Donovan" - JeanE's Mr. Donovan
RN, AX, AXJ, O-OAC, O-OCC, O-OJC, TN-E, WV-E, TG-O, FFX-AP earned his MACH! He is only the 10th Boston Terrier to ever earn a MACH title!
Boston Terriers are such versatile dogs and so willing to please!
Sunday, March 02, 2008
Dogs By Reusch
''Mister Reusch is a freelance illustrator and teacher at Massachusetts College of Art in Boston who's done hundreds of editorial illustrations, concert posters, snowboard and helmet designs, and more. But his favorite subject is painting dogs,especially Boston Terriers. He wasn't allowed to have dogs in his old apartment, and he found himself constantly working the bug-eyed, bat-eared Bostons into his freelance assignments. Eventually, he began painting large full-color Boston Terriers for gallery shows, and donating prints and originals to worthy causes.In 2006 Mister Reusch started a fundraising program with http://www.bostonbuddies.org, creating a series of four 14' x 11' paintings showing dogs running through the seasons; the background of each painting lines up with the others to create the illusion of one big panorama, though the background foliage changes in each according to season. Four times a year Reusch sent a signed-and-numbered print from the series to each of the first 10generous donors who pledged $100 or more to Boston Buddies.
These days Mister Reusch and his partner Carrie live with two Boston Terriers,4-year-old Frankenstein and 8-year old Mr. Giles,(pictured above) a Hurricane Katrina refugee they adopted. The boys are a constant inspiration, and have appeared in many of Mister Reusch's recent artwork. He accepts dog portrait commissions regularly, so please visit www.DogsByReusch.com for more information."
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