Tag Archives: dog-care

Do Dogs Instinctively Know How to Swim?

Posted on May 24, 2021 by yelodoggie

I’ll never get the image out of my head of him sinking in slow mo while not making a single move to stay afloat.

Posted in Random Woofs | Tagged Ariel Wulff, dog behavior, dog life vests, dog-care, dogs, dogs and boating, dogs swimming, instinct, Up On The Woof, water safety | 1 Comment

Can you care too much for your dog?

Posted on February 16, 2020 by yelodoggie

The other night, I lay awake in bed thinking about all the dogs I’ve had in my life, and the various ways in which I’d failed each of them. My crimes ranged from . . . Continue reading →

Posted in Animal Advocacy, Random Woofs | Tagged animals, C.A. Wulff, children, Dog feelings, Dog friendship, Dog science, Dog studies, dog-care, dogs, Dogs thought, Homocentrism, love, parole, Speciesism | Leave a comment

Knowing When Euthanasia is the Right Decision for Your Dog

Posted on January 19, 2019 by yelodoggie

Because I’ve shared my life with so many dogs over the years, people often ask me how to know when it’s time to put a dog down. For a long time, my answer was the same: if a dog is … Continue reading →

Posted in Random Woofs | Tagged animal euthanization, C. Ariel Wulff, C.A. Wulff, dog health, dog-care, dogs, end of life, pets, put down, senior pets, Up On The Woof, vet care | 2 Comments

Recent Doggie Developments Up on the Woof

Posted on October 14, 2018 by yelodoggie

There has been a lot happening Up on the Woof over the past couple of months which has been restricting my writing time. When I get a few minutes, I’ve been squeezing in work on my first novel, Jackrabbit. Blogging … Continue reading →