Why not write about wine on our pet blog? After all, our tagline does say “Barking about….our purr-suit of happiness” and a nice glass of wine in the evening makes me happy. When I sit on the couch to watch the news with my glass, Luke is happily right beside me as well. The fact is, it’s our blog and we can write about whatever we want, right? However, people come here to read … [Read more...]
Happy Valentine’s Day
Of course, we are thankful for the love of our pets every single day, but Valentine's Day is a special day to celebrate love. We hope your day is filled with unconditional love too! HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!! - from all of us at Wag 'n Woof Pets - Thank you to our friends at Brian's Home for hosting the Thankful Thursday blog hop. Please visit other blogs through the links … [Read more...]
Homemade Suet for Chickens or Wild Birds
During these long, frigid winter days it’s been important to find some way to keep our flocks of chickens and guinea hens as warm as possible and entertained. One way we can do that is by giving them special treats full of nutrients that rev up their digestion to help warm them up, and can also give them something to do when they're stuck inside the coop. Pecking at anything … [Read more...]
Venturing Forth
After several days of being stuck inside, Luke and I needed a long walk! The frigid temperatures had finally let up so we could get out. I put my snowshoes on, since the snow was still very deep and soft. When we got to the “End of the Trail” that Luke told you about last week, we decided to plow ahead and see if we could extend our trail. I told Luke he could follow my … [Read more...]
A Hard Day’s Night
Thank you to our friends at Comedy Plus for hosting the Wordless Wednesday blog hop. Please visit other blogs through the links below! … [Read more...]
Surviving Winter on a Small New England Farm (Part 2)
Keeping Humans, Pets, and the Flock Warm Through the Cold and Snowy Season – Part 2 If you’re going to spend time outdoors (or even indoors!) in the winter, proper clothing and equipment is the key to making it more enjoyable for the whole family! For me, enjoying that fresh air makes winter far more tolerable. There are times when it’s cold, or during a big snowstorm, that we … [Read more...]
The End of the Trail
By Luke Keefe It’s been a tough winter here folks, as many of you know and are experiencing the same! We’re not getting out for our walks as much as I’d like but we’re doing our best. We got more snow the other night, probably about 8 inches or so. Even though the next morning was cold, and it hadn’t reached that magic 20 degree mark that the Momz thinks … [Read more...]
Contemplation
Thank you to Comedy Plus for hosting the Wordless Wednesday blog hop. Please visit other blogs through the links below! … [Read more...]
Surviving Winter on a Small New England Farm (Part 1)
Keeping Humans, Pets, and the Flock Warm Through the Cold and Snowy Season - Part 1 If you’re going to spend time outdoors (or even indoors!) in the winter, proper clothing and equipment is the key to making it more enjoyable for the whole family! For me, enjoying that fresh air makes winter far more tolerable. There are times when it’s cold, or during a big snowstorm, that we … [Read more...]
Uncooped! – Thankful Thursday
After several days of double digit below zero wind chills and another big snow/ice storm (not as big as they originally predicted but big enough), it was not just the chickens and guinea hens who were relieved to finally get out of their confines! Although we try to get out as much as possible in the winter, we do have our limits of what kind of weather we’ll go out in. We … [Read more...]
2019 Pet Blogger Challenge
I am excited to be participating in my 7th Pet Blogger Challenge, hosted by Amy at Go Pet Friendly. Each year we get a list of questions to answer; it’s a great way to look back and forward on our blog to see where we’re at, and where we’re going. It also gives us a chance to support our fellow bloggers and give encouragement and help where we can. Once again, this year I’ll … [Read more...]
Our Winter Farmstead
I could not live anywhere but in the country. I don't think I could breathe if I didn't have nature right outside my door....and windows - especially in the winter when sometimes it's nicer to be inside looking out! When we bought this new home, an old farmhouse, almost three years ago now, the first thing we did was add a sliding door and window on the end of the house so we … [Read more...]
Outside Looking In
Thank you to Comedy Plus for hosting the Wordless Wednesday blog hop. Please visit other blogs through the links below! … [Read more...]
Oh Deer – Let Me Out!
Luke sometimes amazes us with how observant and smart he is. I often spend time looking out the windows, checking for wildlife, either the fox we don't want to see, or the wild turkeys and deer we love to see. Somehow, this dog knows when we see something, even if he can't see it himself. We are careful not to let on; I'll usually just quietly tell the Dadz if I see something, … [Read more...]
Winter’s Return to the Farm
It didn't take long for Mother Nature to get back with the program! We got a huge snowstorm this week on Wednesday, at least 10 inches up here on our hill, and it's back to being a winter wonderland here on the farm just like that! The storm was just a bit temperamental at first, starting with some rain and ice, but by the time Luke and I got out of bed that morning, it … [Read more...]
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