Posted by Rill on Jul 23rd, 2009 | 0 comments
Finding a dog-friendly hotel is no easy feat.
Last weekend was visiting day at my kid's camp. In Sudbury. Which will mean nothing to anyone unless they live in Ontario, Canada.
I'm a city slicker now, but I grew up in darkest Warwickshire. Very pretty, very rural, tiny village, not much going on. But a damn site cuter than Sudbury.
But I digress - this blog post is not supposed to be about...
Posted by Rill on Jul 14th, 2009 | 2 comments
It was a long day and she coped admirably!
On Sunday we decided to walk down to Afrofest because Oumou Sangaré was playing - one of my husband's favourites. Then we thought - why not take the dog?
It was a good opportunity for my husband (above) to experience what it's like to take a dog to an event. He doesn't have much experience of dogs and was worried she'd get squished.
All the kids...
Posted by Rill on Jul 14th, 2009 | 0 comments
It wasn't the most auspicious start to this Kentucky family's barbecue
When another dog was bugging Smokey for his food, a member of the Wagers family waved a barbecue fork at the big dog to get rid of it. Unfortunately the fork flew off its handle and embedded itself in the 12-week-old puppy's head!
Smokey ran off for a couple of days hiding but as soon as he came back the family took him...
Posted by Rill on Jul 8th, 2009 | 0 comments
I finally worked out how to use Feedburner!
What this means is that you can now subscribe to Farfl.com and receive updates by email. So if there's a new post on the website, you'll get an email. Just once a day. If there's no email that day - that means there's nothing new on Farfl.com. And you can unsubscribe at any time!
Simply type your email address into the box on the right (underneath where...
Posted by Rill on Jul 2nd, 2009 | 0 comments
Ugh - it's been one of those days where through no fault of your own you get into something with a complete stranger.
I was taking Farfl on a long walk through the park and alongside Mount Pleasant Cemetery in midtown Toronto this afternoon. As usual, Farfl goes off-leash as soon as we're on the pathway - as do lots of other dogs on that pedestrianized stretch.
On the bridge a woman was...