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I know I've posted this photo before, but honestly Rusty is the most freakishly muscular dog I know:

Here's a couple of Regis when he was just a puppy

Took these of little Bea chilling on her owner's bed....

Here's a couple more of him smiling in the morning sun: And here's one of him out and about in the West Village with Arlo, his best friend. The two of them are as thick as thieves - we let them wrestle for a while after the walk but it has to be closely supervised because left to...

So what you're saying is that pit bulls are potentially dangerous dogs. I happen to agree with you due to years of experience - but of course you know there are people who would swear blind that they're no more dangerous than any other dog. This however is another subject. Of course few dog...

Would you consider keeping the diaper on her whenever she's indoors, rather than giving her medication? I've known a few diaper dogs and they all seemed to get used to it soon enough.

This dog is a real handful. He's basically a four-legged torpedo.

It just sounds like you're getting defensive unnecessarily. I'm simply stating biological facts, quite impartially. Put it this way. On the days they're in the crate for 12 hours, imagine you come home halfway through that time and let them out. Do you think they would take the opportunity to...

Was just playing around with "Imaging Square" on the Casio website, they have some great photo-to-painting algorithms, it came up with this image based on one of the above photos of Ally: Not bad!

She is such a sweetie

It has nothing to do with me promoting my business, honest! It's just a biological fact of life that bladders fill with urine and create a pressing sensation to encourage the owner to urinate. Both animals and people learn to cope with this feeling if they really have no chance to pee during a...

Definitely the dachshund in him....

This weekend is Dexter's last with us after being a client for about a year and a half, so I took a couple of snaps of him. The first is of him at home, in the second we see him turning heads at Times Square!

He's actually a very very sweet dog, but two things conspire against him in that photo - the low sun, which casts a long shadow and causes him to squint his eyes, and the flaps of skin he has in his eyes (totally harmless but potentially painful to remove) which give him that sneering quality.

Poor Rusty, he cracks me up every time I look at this photo...

I don't think there's anything wrong with treating a dog with a little dairy now and then, as long as they aren't lactose intolerant (and you'd find out fast if they were). Cheese is way safer than milk because it contains far less lactose, don't know where whipped cream comes though!

I don't know why you got so bent out of shape by what I said. The "priority" comment was made in the context of a wider point about dog walking prices - what I said was that $75 per week is no big deal for someone to whom their dog's care is a priority, meaning they are prepared to take on that...

Well I hope you're not basing that on how happy they seem when they get home! If you put me in a small crate for 12 hours, I'm going to do my best not to pee all over the bed I have to sleep in, but it's going to feel real uncomfortable and I'm going to express much joy when someone comes to let...

I think it really depends on what your dog is barking at. If they're barking at their own tail then you might have a point :)

That's just the same as saying "I'm amazed at how many people use baby sitters, nannies, or send their kids to school." And really the prices are quite justified when you think about it. $15 for a half hour doesn't exactly translate to earnings of $30/hr for 8 hours a day - it takes time to...