Dogs are man’s best friend, but that doesn’t mean the relationship is without strain. There are so many shoes to chew on after all! When your four-legged friend does some casual destruction of your belongings you can get back at him with some classic dog-shaming on the internet.
A mom writes in asking for advice on how to help her 7-year-old daughter cope with the death of their family dog. This mom says her daughter has experienced an unfortunate amount of grief and loss in her life, and as a result, the family has always been honest about death. But the recent loss of their family dog, who had been her daughter’s “protector,” has become a great source of sadness. She says her daughter will randomly start bawling thinking about the dog. How can this mom help her young daughter process the grief?
“This is an absolute miracle! A great reminder that when all seems lost, hope must be the constant thought.”
“If someone had to die, I thought it should be me.”
A mom writes in asking for advice about how to deal with her mom and her mom’s dog. She says that her mom’s dog recently bit her four-year-old son on the face. He needed to have stitches. This dog has been aggressive before, but her parents insist on keeping the dog and “reintroducing” him to this mom’s son, who is now terrified of the pet. Would this mom be wrong to cut ties until a change is made? What should she do to confront this situation?
According to the rescue, Shelly, Fiona, and Sassy “are eating up their newfound fame.”
Enchanting baby names for boys from the most beloved children’s stories ever told.
While Olivia and Emily might be the most popular names for girls in Scotland today, we’ve found some old-school Scottish favorites.
“Each of these names was somebody’s baby.”
“In fact, in the four years living in my house, I have never taken a walk around my neighborhood alone, and probably never will.”
