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Hairy Pawter character? What "Hairy Pawter" character is your dog? Mine is probably Ron... Okay...I figured out how to link pics...

Staffordshire Bull Terrier or a Scottish Terrier

# of dogs: 1 age of dogs: Estimated at 10 list and $ of any activities (agility, showing, etc) dogs are involved in/monthly: nope amount spent on food/monthly: 20 amount spent on toys/monthly: 1 (My guy doesn't really dig toys.) amount spent on necessities (other than food)/monthly: 5 amount...

Dogwarts for Hairy Pawter Fans I had to share this site with the forum, particularly because of the Harry Potter Mania that is going on around me. Anyone who is a fan will appreciate it. I just got my "Every Flavor Bones" and my little guy is chowing down on them. :o) Harry Potter Doggie...

Ugh! Yeah! I've had those. They are gross. Hopefully, they didn't include any "vomit-flavored" doggy treats in the Every Flavor bones...though I'm not sure that my dog would really mind it. Hee hee.

Thanks everyone! I passed these links on. I hope it helps her. I just want to make sure the little guy gets a safe place to take him in. If I was living along, I would take him in myself, but he sounds like he may have some behavioral issues (like chewing, barking, and marking) and I don't...

Cool, Erika! My roommate might be getting a snake. Not quite as unconventional as your pets, but I am really excited about it! Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. I will have to scrounge up some photos of my guy and post them on the boards soon!

Every Flavor Bones Hee hee. I just caved and bought my pup some Every Flavor Bones...and then I had to get a few Dogwarts Greeting Cards. How freaking adorable are these things?

A co-worker of my fiance's has a young chihuahua that she wants to find a new home. She inherited the dog, and she is really not the right owner for this hyperactive fellow. Long story short, I am afraid she will just take him to a local shelter and...that he won't be given a chance there...

I have a chihuahua and he does just fine in my apartment. I am even considering getting him a buddy. I would just recommend finding a dog with the right energy, especially if you will be away at work. A jumpy, exciteable dog - no matter how small - will probably feel cooped up in an apartment.

I'm a big "Hairy Pawter" fan. Hee hee. Just got the book but I am not done yet. Has anyone seen this site? www.twolittledogs.com

I have an "old man" chihuahua that I rescued about 6 months ago. Now he's a member of the family, and I can't remember what life was like before him. I look forward to becoming a part of this community.