Swans in the morning by our house.

Aren’t them beautiful?

I can’t believe that we are creeping into the middle of the year already!

We have been busy enjoying the weather, when it is nice and of course, hiding at home when the weather’s been crappy, wet and cold. I don’t mind the wet and the cold so much, it’s the others  – 2 legged and 4 legged!

Needless to say… with Spring… comes the flowers.. and when there is flowers… we are made to pose with them.

i must admit that it gets a bit tired to keep looking so handsome all the time.

Robin on the other hand, is just happy to look goofy!

Can you believe that he will be turning 13 in a couple of weeks?!!!

Common ailments that many dogs may suffer from can include dog hair loss, dog dandruff, dog moulting and dog dry skin, and they can be extremely uncomfortable and for your dog. In this article I will give you a little advice on how to deal with such ailments.

Dog dandruff and dog dry skin can be problematic, and are caused by irritants in their environment, allergy or insufficiencies in their diet. Symptoms of such problems can be identified by itching, scratching and overall coat changes as well as the dog chewing at his own skin. You may also notice darkening or inflammation of the skin, crusting, pus or sores. The coat may feel oilier or denser. Dog hair loss and excessive dog moulting can also be a problem. Dogs have fur in order to regulate their temperature. The more fur that they lose, the harder this becomes, and just like humans, illness can be a very real threat if the temperature fluctuates even the smallest amount.

However, there are a number of simple resolutions to many of these matters. In many cases, this can be healed with a modification of diet. Feeding your dog on foods that are high in essential fatty acids and vitamin D can considerably improve the condition of your dog’s coat and fur. However, you can speed up this progression with supplements. Many companies provide complementary ointments, medicines and food additives. They include such things as omega 3 and 6, both of which have been proven to help improve your dog’s coat and skin. One such product is Yumega Dog, which can be obtained online at Lintbells. It gets its omega 3 and 6 from pressed golden flax and starflower, so is completely natural, and includes no chemicals or human skin products, unlike some dog supplements. Products such as these can be crucial in boosting your dog’s skin and fur and by extension, quality of life. And who wouldn’t want to ensure that their dog is the healthiest and happiest it can be?

Hi to all and a happy Easter, everyone!

Check out how i can be used as a bait to get Tweepee into her run. Isn’t it easy???

She has the whole garden.. yet.. she had to be with me.. in the run. It is so funny to see her do that. She just loves to hang around me!

So, now.. i have been here officially for 3 years and 2 days.

You can read about my journey over here. Starting from getting my visa and everything that i had to do to come over here, saying farewell to all of my human and doggie friends and the lovely swimming pool.

And i must say that i have really enjoyed being here.. and most certainly the different seasons.

We had yet another snow winter.. and i so love playing on the ice, as you can see in the previous posting.. playing on the frozen river and ice skating..

The snow makes everything so still, white (obviously), peaceful and beautiful!

Check out my toilet spot!

But you have to know.. it was COLD!!!!

minus 17 degrees!!

all the ice

P/s.. coming up.. SPRING PHOTOS!! and our very own easter bunny!!