Luke is a high-energy, oversized puppy who always needs something to do until he crashes. During the workday, Luke is alone, except for his nanny cams, which don’t pick up too much because he is napping, waiting for his humans to return for playtime. When we are home during the day, Luke fears missing out, […]
Luke is a wild spirit, with a streak of fire. You could also look at him like water and oil. During the first couple of weeks at home, Luke played aggressively. His play biting was painful if he didn’t have a toy in his mouth. Luke wasn’t biting to harm us, but he was unaware
There is no guide to grieving the loss of your pet! Everyone goes through different stages at different times. I still get sad, but I also think of our good times together. There are so many beautiful memories of his life with us; I’m grateful for each one. The house has been very quiet over
Kudo received the best care from so many different veterinary services; without this amazing group of professionals, Kudo would not have been able to have time with us that he did. Thank you to Ryegate Small Animal Hospital Throughout this journey with Kudo, we met some truly unique people. The Ryegate Small Animal Hospital team
Kudo was a strong dog with so much love to share. He came into our lives in November 2011 as a young puppy. He was adventurous and full of love. Over the years, Kudo spread joy and infectious love to everyone he met. Kudo was the “Pitbull” that would win the hearts of everyone, even
On Tuesday, April 30th, we took Kudo to Ryegate for a wellness check-in to ensure that we weren’t missing anything and that he was maintaining his quality of life. During the visit, Kudo’s back was tender but nothing major. Kudo was looked over completely, and everything looked great. Kudo was prescribed a new pain medication
Receiving a cancer diagnosis for your dog is a difficult situation to face, but it’s essential to remember that it’s not the end of the road. We have started this journey with a positive outlook to provide support to Kudo in this stage of his life.
Brad and I both had family pets while growing up. Our pets were fed a diet of dry kibble and table scraps. Although some table scraps are safe for pets, others may contain harmful ingredients. In 2011, Kudo became a part of our lives when he was just four months old. Brad and I made
I know what you’re thinking: ‘My dog doesn’t bite’. I feel the same way about my dog Kudo. However, if Kudo was put into a vulnerable position, he could bite. Let’s imagine that such a situation occurred, and Kudo reacted by biting. Unfortunately, Kudo would be subjected to breed discrimination. He would no longer be
