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Clover’s Story – Puppy Goes WEST!

ByRoxanne Hawn

Puppy COMES HOME! This is post #5 of 5 in the story of adopting a border collie puppy from 1,600 miles away >>>> The puppy’s journey home began Friday, September 12, when Beth and Dr. Beth met halfway between Beth’s dairy farm in Virginia and Dr. Beth’s home near Washington, DC. They sent me photos so that I knew the handoff was complete.

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7 Best Ways Readers Can Help Bloggers Succeed

ByRoxanne Hawn

Just before my recent trip to NYC, I got some not-great news. While the idea of a dog-centric memoir about Lilly and me perhaps has merit and while the book proposal draft I spent much of January writing is well done, it looks like our blog traffic isn’t yet in the zone to convince publishers to make a book deal. Our “platform” isn’t yet big enough. So, we need your help.

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Who Misses Me Most?

ByRoxanne Hawn

I’m WAY behind on blog visits and comments because I spent three days earlier this week on the road with a client. I know. It’s shocking. I not only left the house in grown-up clothes, but I got on a plane (several actually) and went away again. Here is what I’ve learned about the pups based on this absence and the BlogPaws one last month.

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Schwag? What schwag?

ByRoxanne Hawn

OK. So, it’s not like it matters to me really. However, Lilly and I are sans schwag, completely without. Our invitation to take part in that videotaped interview recently included a
promise of stuff. That’s totally NOT why we did it. But, it was promised and not delivered, which I find a bit amusing considering how such media machinations typically work. …

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Dog Training: Clickers and Herding

ByRoxanne Hawn

Since we have no herding news of our own, after a long lapse in lessons due to non-stop work and family demands, today Champion of of My Heart looks at how someone else uses some clicker training in a herding context.

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  2. Glad that Nellie was rescued. The days at which she went missing must be terrifying for both dog and owner.

  4. That was so well stated. As much as we all WOULD like to hear the story, it SHOULD be their’s to tell. I hope when she does write the story if it’s not through you that you will share a link to it. I’m so glad she was found.

  5. I’m so glad that Nellie was rescued! Those 20 days that she was missing must have been quite an ordeal for her and her family. I can’t even begin to imagine the stress and worry and the toll it took. I hope that one day they will share at least a part of the story, but would understand if they don’t.

    1. They do plan to tell their story, when they are ready, but I know it’s hard. Like when I wrote the grief book when I was still so raw from Lilly’s death.

  6. Roxanne: I am the Nutrition Consultant for K9Cuisine contracted as a web content writer to cover about 160 breeds as to history, care and health issues and breed specific suggested foods in their inventory. I have Greyhounds and Galgos Espanol rescued from Spain (a cousin to the Greyhounds). I need my dogs as well…they are life…
    I am also a writer – so passionate about my writing that it covers various subjects and styles…a wordsmith at heart, I write for myself (much therapeutic value in this) as well as for others…
    I do recall that you were at some time affiliated with K9Cuisine…
    A pleasure to leave a reply ✍️❤️

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