I love the fact that these two are comfortable enough to give each other a nose bump.

I foster for a local rescue organization.  Besides physical healing, what these dogs need most from me is calmness, predictability, and the feeling of safety.  They also get a couple hours of walking each day where they can sniff to their hearts' content as they learn the neighborhood.  I'm always approachable and the hand is always available to give reassurance and affection.  And yes, I do talk to them calmly with words I understand and tones they understand.

My dogs have a routine,  my own human kids had a routine,  this is stabilizing.  My pups are my kids, in fact, my kids will say "when I die I wanna come back as one of your dogs!"

Dogs make life worth living!!!! They are more precious than words can say!!!!

Max has those slippery headphones again. 🎧

Tip #8 Dogs need much more sleep than humans, about 16 hours/day. God bless Ollie & Max!🐾🐾✝️💜😴

😊❤ Love Max and Ollie always informative 😊❤

My Sherman the German has learned to hop in the puppy pool by the back steps, after playing, to wash his "stinky feet" I tell him to wash his "stinky feet and he jumps in and splashes around before he comes into the house

“We appreciate the effort” 😂😂😂

Ollie needs more air time. Dogs like fairness so 50/50 yes. Love love love you guys.❤from 🇨🇦

Great advice, noted, thank you! X

I take my Timmy for a 2 mi walk every morning & then he gets to "snifari" for 20-30 minutes. We have lots of squirrels/rabbits & he's a doxie so he loves it. It makes me sad when I see people "yanking" on their pups, or on their cells pulling them along. I know we have busy schedules but those people & their pups are really missing out. 😢

Thankyou boys😊 always good information. Even though I've had dogs my whole life I always learn something, love you boys and so does my pittie cross, she says hi, woof.

Therapy time!! Love this

I use acupressure on my dog, which helps him calm down

Great paw-cast!  💕

We definitely have a routine and they know them.  They know better than we do when it's breakfast and dinner time 😁!  They definitely also know when we are getting ready to go out. They get themselves prepared for when we leave.  Also treat time routine 😁!

Thank you for the wisdom delivered with such heart and humor.  I will try to be more patient when she is “reading the neighborhood newspaper”:). Love you guys

So beautiful 🙏🥰 the guys and their message! 🙏

My Hank is a full blown velcro pit but he is also "okay" with being abandoned (with his Spare) whether for a few hours, a day/night or even when I had to make a very last minute drive across PA for a week. He wasn't thrilled but he was okay enough. I'd like to think it's because he knows I'll be home, I try to not come home smelling of other animals, I am his full time caretaker, I listen to him, I normally have some type of treat with me when I come home and when he starts losing his ever living brain cell when I come home - unless I'm racing to the toilet - I will get excited with him and start asking if I can have whatever toy he is bringing to show me but not letting me touch. He truly gives me a reason to get up and he also knows when I need him. I don't "get the concept" of having a routine and he's cool with that compared to most other dogs. But OMFG does he get ticked off if in the mornings - his spare will let him out and then he can't race up the stairs, slam his 75lbs onto me and literally pin me to my bed (he drapes himself across my duvet and/or gets under it with me) so that he makes sure I get more sleep. And I love him for it. I have truly been blessed with my first dog as an adult being my soul dog and who I full heartedly know sent Hank to me, Blake passed ~14yrs ago. So I've been doubly blessed with two soul dogs - Blake and Hank