Interactive Games for Dog

Is your dog getting bored at home? There are some games you can keep them busy. I have bought a few for my pup and she enjoyed so much. At the end of it they enjoyed the treats while playing the games. Here are a fews that I found online and I have yet to seen them in Singapore.

Designer Dog - its a Trend Now

Poodles mix breed is now a trend. People seems to be fascinating poodle cross breed. Poodle is smart and they dont shed. We have come across Maltipoo, cockapoo, labradoodle and so many more. You name it and breeder will design for you. I have groomed a few cross breed lately and I just wander its now the groomer's skill to design and styled the customers.

They are cute arent they??

Labradoodle

Malti Poo

Cockapoo

Animal Friendly Country - Taiwan

Taiwan is a so animal friendly country. Those dogs are all nicely groomed and dressed up. If you have chance to travel there, Shilin night market is a must go. There are many pet stores. Puppies are so cheap as compare to Singapore.

I have bought some nice goodies back for Miko.

Q2

Its Quarter II of the year are you working towards your goal? Frankly I have not.. Looking through those goals that I eagerly set last year. A bit embrassed but no harm to share.

*I wanted to read 20 books and I only read 1.5.

*I wanted to attend 30 days of yoga challenge. But only manage to attend 3 times a week. Last week the instructor announced there is a classmate that practiced 61 days straight of yoga. So Impressive!!

*I wanted to learn a new skill this year but till now I still have no idea what to pick up.

OMG!! what have I been doing? No direction! No discipline! Hope you are not like me @_@

Lately I have been demoralise with my work and have been trying to think positive. (Trying to give excuses again). Thanks to my love ones, sisters and friends for giving your encouragement and time. Move On! Today is a Present :)

Why does your dog shake his or her toys?

I found this interesting article to share: "The points to our dog's wolf ancestors and associated hunting instincts. Although our dogs are domesticated, they still have natural predatory instincts and since they 're apparent in behaviors like pouncing, chasing, and others, including shaking. And with regard to shaking specifically, we can look to wild dogs and wolves that kill small prey by shaking the animal in order to break its spine quickly and end its life. It's been said a dog displays this instinctive behavior in much the same way during play: a dog shakes his or her toy, or "prey" to "kill" it."