The giveaway for the ridiculous but charming squeaky passport toy ended last night, and today I get to announce that the randomly-chosen winner is Newsletter Subscriber #193 (I only have an e-mail address for him or her, not a name, so I’m sending a congratulatory e-mail).… Read the rest
Chloe’s Clicks is up, but only for Dog Jaunt newsletter subscribers! It’s not too late, though — sign up for the newsletter anytime over the next week (before 11:59 pm PST on Monday, Aug. 26), and I’ll send you the current issue plus you’ll be automatically entered to win the goofy giveaway.… Read the rest
I pretty much twisted reader Anne’s arm to let me post this picture, but how could I not? Sure it’s blurry, but many (oh, many) of the pictures I post here are blurry. Anne wrote to me about her upcoming trip to Paris with Ralph, her 13 lb.… Read the rest
Almost a year ago, I reported that Chloe was enjoying her new felted wool ball — and that it was a perfect travel toy, because it won’t harm hotel walls and doesn’t make noise when it bounces and ricochets. More recently, I told you that my love was fading, because Chloe had learned to settle down with her felt ball toys and chew off bits of the wool she’d managed to tease off the surface.… Read the rest
I’m always on the lookout for toys that travel well — in particular, ball-like toys that Chloe enjoys fetching but that don’t damage hotel room walls or make an unholy racket. In the past, I’ve told you about felted balls (with instructions for making them yourself!),… Read the rest
I’m watching Chloe play with the insanely expensive felted ball I just brought home for her. It’s her second one — the first is doing just fine, but this one is destined to go into her travel suitcase. They are perfect travel toys, because you can fling them around a room or house and they won’t do any damage to the walls, and they’re quiet (so you won’t wake up the person in the neighboring hotel room).… Read the rest
