Sasha The Dog Says: But I Don’t Know Where IT Is!!!

June 27, 2012

Hello boys and girls! Today’s bedtime video (or for some of you, tomorrow’s breakfast video/morning secret work break/ mid-morning secret work break/just before, during or after lunch secret work break/ early afternoon secret work break/afternoon secret work break/late afternoon secret work break…) is brought to you by an adorable dog named Sasha with a very interesting tail-do.

Apparently, Sasha doesn’t know where IT is. And she tells them so. A number of times. Seriously, it sounds like Sasha the dog is actually saying ‘but I don’t know where it is!’.

Indeed, Sasha, but don’t worry, because most of us don’t know where (or even what) it is.

Enjoy!


Wilfred – A Different Kind Of Sitcom

August 5, 2011

Wilfred is an unusual sitcom that isn’t for everyone.

But for those that get it, they’re in for a barking good time.

Wilfred was an Australian sitcom broadcast on the network SBS downunder, a network reknown for their very left-of-centre, uncensored and open-minded shows. The show is about a dog who can talk to some humans and is a cynical, manipulative, smoking, pot-smoking, chocolate cookie fan of a dog.

And now FX has made an American version, starring Elijah Wood.

I’m not a fan of America remaking popular Australian and British shows, as the funny is often taken out. But after the success of the Office, I decided to give Wilfred a go, and I’m glad I did. It’s weird, peculiar, sometimes crude, always clever and honest, and it still features the Australian dog (or Australian man in a dog suit). But the thing I like is it’s not exactly a remake. The dog is the same, the premise is the same but this is about different characters and taken in a different direction. So maybe TV is actually getting smarter?

The titular character, Wilfred the dog, was created by Jason Gann, who plays him in both the Australian and the US version. Personally, I enjoy the show. Although, judging from the state of Wilfred’s fur, he sure looks like he needs a spa day with some high end, organic and luxury dog shampoo and conditioner, to make that fur shine, Hollywood style.

If your’e a fan of dogs (who isn’t?) and you love weird, edgy, smart TV, give Wilfred a whirl.

Wilfred is on FX every Thursday at 10pm. Check it out if you dare.


It’s Summertime, And A Dog Can Get Scratchy

August 4, 2011

If you have a dog, you know how sensitive his skin is. Season changes, extreme weather, environment, they can all affect dog fur and skin. And, when you bring lifestyle into it… A dog’s coat can become quite a situation. All dusty-looking, drab, and itchy, too, if the poor dog’s continual scratching is anything to go by.

And I know you know how it feels to suffer summer.

Right now, we’re in August, a hot, sweaty, steamy, muggy month. Think your skin suffers? Think about your dog who wears a fur coat all year round, whether he wants to or not.

Airconditioning is drying, sweating is never good for anyone’s (or anydog’s) complexion. We can do something for our skin and hair, but what about our doggy best friend?

Well, making sure there’s lots of fresh, available water will help your pooch. Hydration not only helps our body function properly, but it also plumps skin and makes all creatures, great and small, feel good.

Appropriate exercise helps tremendously, even if it’s only a leisurely stroll around the block. It gets your pooch up and moving, gets blood pumping and muscles moving. Good for everyone involved. When it’s too hot, play a game of fetch or it’s mine indoors. Activity keeps all people, dog and human, fresh and lively all year round.

Also, providing shade when your pooch is outdoors is paramount. Not only does it make your dog feel like royalty, it also helps prevent sunstroke, and keeps him cool.

But one of the best things to help with dry, itchy skin, and weather-drab fur is the right skin regime.

And the best way to treat a dog’s skin is through a shampoo and conditioning…if it’s the right one.

Lorenzo discovered that most dog shampoos actually dried out the skin – and in the height of summer or winter, or season changes, that’s the last thing you want to do; aggravate an existing condition – so he set about making a line of high end pet products. And his organic dog shampoos and conditioners not only make a dog’s skin feel rehydrated, but they also make the fur silky, shiny and smooth.

To me, making my dog’s skin supple and as far from dry as possible, is my top priority in this kind of weather: to have gorgeous silky fur? Added bonus.

Basically, I follow all these steps. And my dog is happy and alert and well hydrated.


Happy Poop Scoop Week, Britain!

July 28, 2011

 

I missed reporting this year’s international pooper scooper week back in April, so here’s poop scoop week in Britain. It’s happening this week, and I think we can all, no matter where we are or who we are, can take the English’s week to heart.

Yesterday, when walking through SoHo, I saw a man with two big, beautiful dogs. He was having them do their business over a drain grating. One was pooping, the other was peeing. He’d obviously trained them to do that. The thing is, it’s really lazy, and not that good for the environment. Also, if the poop doesn’t go down the drain, someone is going to step on it, and with all the ladies wearing fancy summer sandals, it’s not going to be a pretty thing!

So, even though they’re celebrating scooping poop and being responsible pet owners over the pond, I think we can all do the same. You spend money and hours grooming your pet, giving them the best in organic pet shampoos (like Royal Treatment, of course!), you spend money on the best food for your pet’s health, and money and time on the vet…. Why not spend time picking up after your pet? And the plus side is, when it comes to your pocket, plastic baggies sold for scooping are cheap!

If you’re a dog owner, be responsible all the time: pretend it’s poop scoop week every day and pick up after your dog.


Great Offer From Royal Treatment! Hurry! Ends Soon!

December 8, 2010

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