... I believe is thinking, how did she get so lucky? A family who loves her, lots of biscuits and toys, and a whole couch to herself...life doesn't get any better than that! Painting Size: 6" x 6" $5 will be donated to True Blue Animal Rescue tbar.org $109 + $5 SH To purchase email waredaleo@sbcglobal.net or click here ART ON PLANET LIFE Please visit my group blog THE ART OF RESCUE

"Lola" ( see all proofs) © 2009 rebecca collins / artpaw.com Today I updated a couple of clients, I proofed Lola , Pete-e, and Ginger. Lucy was finalized yesterday and her proofs are on-line. We also shipped a small print to Canada and stretched another project today. I finally have my head in the game and we are rocking and rolling around here. Tomorrow I will look at all pending ...

... narrow your choices. But this is a good thing . . . because wonderful dog gifts are available in almost any price range. And by narrowing your options ... veterinarian or anyone else who you trust enough to care for your beloved pet? Is the dog gift for someone who is actively involved with dogs? Or are you looking for a gift ... dogs. Does he proudly wear dog breed clothing, display dog art prints & ...

... m dedicating this post to her and to my friend Andrea, artist and dog lover whose hand injury has left her temporarily unable ... Homer's owner takes pictures of them. And that's it, but I like it. Dog Art Today is where I found the above link. It's ... contemporary references relating to dogs, but also so much more. The Secrets Inside Your Dog's Mind is a fascinating article from TIME ...

... to Domenica More Gordon's needle felted dogs now on view at The Dog Show at The Workshop in Edinburgh, I knew (although no mention is made of it) that one of the pups looked very familiar... "Dog Legs" by Elliott Erwitt, NYC, 1974 How very meta ... . See more of Domenica More Gordon's work here.  For more great dog art, visit Nancy Schutt's Good Dog Art ...

... under foot, and I'm lucky I haven't broken my leg tripping over her. And the kicker of this all, she doesn't deserve any of my shortness with her. She is a good, sweet, wonderful dog. She deserves in her old age to be treated with respect and kindness. She deserves compassion and someone looking out for her, making her last years as happy as they can be. As I'm sharing my ...