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Two years today!
Learning from Dogs first saw the light of day two years ago. It all started on July 15th, 2009, during a very hot summer down in San Carlos, Mexico where I was first living with Jean. Now, some 1,000...
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The Changing Face of Society
A powerful and compelling essay from Tom Engelhardt First, a preamble from me. There have been a number of references to Tom Engelhardt’s writings on Learning from Dogs over the last 12 months; if you...
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Summer solstice
As old as time itself! The point at which the sun reaches its farthest point north of the equator is the Summer Solstice, well it is for the Northern Hemisphere. This occurs annually on June 20 or June...
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Dogs and Man: an eternity of a relationship
New research shows the beauty of the bond between dog and man. I was doing some research for another writing project and came across this on the NBC News website: What prehistoric dog burials tell us...
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A reminder of very ancient times.
The positives and negatives of dogs being dogs. It is our routine at home here in Oregon to let the kitchen group of dogs out first (Lily, Ruby, Casey & Paloma, with Sweeny tagging along) while...
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Summer solstice 2020.
As old as time itself! The point at which the sun reaches its farthest point north of the equator is the Summer Solstice, well it is for the Northern Hemisphere. This occurs annually on June 20 or June...
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