Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thanksgiving. Show all posts

Thursday, November 24, 2016

Happy Thanksgiving and Huge Holiday Gift Sale at ForLoveofaDog

wish you a very 
Happy Thanksgiving!

We invite you to join us for our Early Bird Holiday Sale
at For Love of a Dog Jewelry.
Snag some bargains for Christmas gifts 
for the dog, cat and horse lovers 
on your holiday shopping list!  

Everything is on sale 
with free standard shipping to US addresses.

Thursday, November 22, 2012

Military Reunions with their Dogs: Happy Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving is about family and being thankful for our blessings.  All of us at Talking Dogs and For Love of a Dog are grateful that you've come by our blog or browsed our online shop.  We definitely feel blessed.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, grab some tissues and enjoy this video of dogs welcoming their owners home from military deployment.  Created by Welcome Home Blog for Veterans Day, the joy and gratitude you'll see here seems pretty perfect for Thanksgiving.




Happy Thanksgiving!

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

A Doggie Thanksgiving Dinner Video

If you're like all of us here at Talking Dogs, you're anticipating a jolly feast this Thanksgiving Day.  Check out this hilarious video of cute Rodie, the dog, thinking about good things to come.  Be sure to stick with it until the end.  You'll discover there are a few items on the menu he's not too thrilled about.

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Dog Song Saturday: Run Back Home, Soldiers Dogs Reunions

We have a special dog song and video for you today in celebration of Thanksgiving.  At Talking Dogs we give thanks for many things, not the least of which is our men and women in the military who sacrifice so much for our country.  Today's Dog Song Saturday is in honor of American soldiers ... and their dogs.

Run Back Home is an original song by The Blue Pages and it's accompanied by a fabulous video of several reunions of soldiers and their dogs.  Get those tissues handy, you'll need them.  However, this time those tears will be happy ones and you'll find you have a great big grin on your face.
Grab a dog.  You'll definitely want a dog with your for this one.  Sit.  Stay.  Exercise those smile muscles and enjoy Run Back Home.  If you find you love the music, you can download Run Back Home at www.thebluepages.com     Now, if you're in the mood for some songs about dogs with barking good dog videos, check out more Dog Song Saturday features.

Then scroll down below the Run Back Home dog song video to fetch some barking good dog blogs because today is a Pet Blogger Hop.



Thursday, November 24, 2011

Happy Thanksgiving from For Love of a Dog


Happy Thanksgiving!
from all of us at Talking Dogs
Lucy, Jeffie, Rudy, Skeeter
Sue & Gary 
 
(with our apologies to Norman Rockwell)

Monday, November 21, 2011

Thanksgiving is Going to the Dogs

Thanksgiving may be turkey themed at your house, but here it is definitely dogs, dogs and more dogs.  Yes, we'll be roasting and feasting on the traditional bird and all the trimmings.  Yes, the dogs will take up their best positions in the kitchen for catching any little bits that might come their way.

However, the big thing is... the National Dog Show!  Hosted by the Kennel Club of Philadelphia, the National Dog Show is one of the oldest benched dog shows in the United States;  it's been held since 1933.  Dogs are judged in groups (ie: Toy, Herding, Non-Sporting, Terrier, Sporting, Hound, and Working) and a top dog will be named as Best in Show.  Last year an Irish Setter, three year old Clooney of Washington State, won Best in Show; in 2009 a Scottish Terrier, Sadie, took home top honors.

The National Dog Show features over 3,000 dogs in 185 dog breeds.  The 50 top contenders will be spotlighted on NBC-TV  (MSNBC Sports - the National Dog Show) on Thursday, November 24 at noon in all time zones, following the Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Last year we were thrilled to see the six new dog breeds that entered the ring:  Boykin Spaniel, Leonberger, Cane Corso, Icelandic Sheepdog, Bluetick Coonhound and Redbone Coonhound.  

This year six additional dog breeds will join the competition:  Norwegian Lundehund (called the "puffin dog" in Norway), Xoloitzcuintli (called the "show-low"),  American English CoonhoundCesky TerrierEntlebucher Mountain Dog and  Finnish Lapphund.  Plus we always love John O'Hurley's running commentary during the show.

Just can't tear yourself away from that dining room table?  Get that dvr set and ready, dog people!

Monday, November 29, 2010

Sherman and the Thanksgiving Pumpkin Pie

Sherman communing with fowl.
Another Thanksgiving is under (and stretching) our belts.  The canines enjoyed their turkey bits.  In fact, as soon as Gary pulled the big roaster out of the mudroom closet, Tucker took up residence in the kitchen.  Close enough to keep a nose on the essence of turkey, but far enough away to avoid getting tripped over.  (We don't call him stealth dog for nothing.)

As we gathered at the table we all shared memories from times past and had a good chuckle at Sherman's expense.  Shermie traveled the rainbow bridge years ago, but still provides us with great entertainment.  One Thanksgiving, family and friends were in the dining room awaiting their dessert.  Imagine my shock when I got a look at the pies sitting on the kitchen counter.  Both had been sampled.  Great gaping empty spaces where pie should be.  Sherman had obviously enjoyed the pumpkin more than the apple pie.  

Honestly, my first thought was to pitch the pies into the trash.  However, Gary prevailed.  I cut around the missing doggie portions.  Sliced smaller than usual pieces and served the pie.  No one was the wiser.  Well, actually, I was wiser.  I never again left food unattended on the counter while Sherman was alive.