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Month: June 2018

Dog Dictionary: A concise dictionary of canine-to-English and English-to-canine language

My efforts to unravel the mystery of communicating with my dog. I share this dictionary with you in hopes it will help you too. Or, if not, at least it will make you smile.

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authorpolk communication, dog, food, humor, love, walks 6 Comments June 24, 2018 2 Minutes

Failure is not an option…but apparently redefining goals is just fine

Pettigrew is a glass half full kind of dog. Finding a treat is always a good thing, even it if isn't the one he expected to find.

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authorpolk communication, dog, food, humor 6 Comments June 17, 2018June 18, 2018 2 Minutes

Mirror, Mirror Leaning Against the Wall, Who’s the Fairest of Them All?

A mirror leaning against the wall is just the right height for Pettigrew to check out his reflection. I never knew dogs were vain! I like to imagine him mugging and posing when no one is home.

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In My Own Voice #7: It Was an Honest Mistake

If someone holds a plate full of food under your nose, wouldn't you expect it had been prepared for you? That's what Pettigrew thought too. But something went wrong.

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