Willkommen / Welcome

Willkommen / Welcome
Um Gedichte zu lesen, wähle eine Kategorie (Sidebar rechts). / Select a category to read poems (sidebare right).

Wichtige Informationen / Important information:

Dieser Blog soll nicht nur eine Sammlung sein für alle, die wie ich Gedichte, Texte und einfach alles zum Thema Hund mögen, sondern auch eine Anerkennung für alle Autoren und Künstler, die uns mit ihren Werken große Freude bereiten, manchmal Trost spenden oder uns die Augen öffnen möchten für Missstände.

This blog is not only a collection for all of you who, like me, love poems, texts and simply everything about dogs, it is also intended to give recognition to all authors and artists who with their work give us great pleasure, sometimes solace and who also want to open our eyes to the abuse and neglect of animals.

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Ausgenommen meine eigenen Arbeiten, unterliegen alle in dieser Sammlung veröffentlichten Gedichte, Zitate, Geschichten etc. dem Urheberrecht des jeweiligen Verfassers. Leider ist mir dieser in den wenigsten Fällen bekannt. Ich möchte mich bei allen Autoren entschuldigen, die ich nicht namentlich erwähnt habe. Ich arbeite daran, die Autoren zu finden. Wer hier einen eigenen Text findet, dem wäre ich für eine Nachricht dankbar. Ich werde dann einen entsprechenden Hinweis (und/oder Link) ergänzen oder den Text umgehend entfernen.
Das Urheberrecht für meine eigenen Texte, Fotos und selbst erstellten Grafiken liegt allein bei mir. Kopieren oder jegliche Art von Weitergabe oder Veröffentlichung ist untersagt.

Copyright for all published poems, stories, quotes belongs to the respective author. Usually I don’t know the authors of the material and I would like to apologize to any authors who I don’t mention. I’m working to find the writers. If you do find your own work here, I would be grateful for an appropriate message. Then I’ll add a note (and/or a link) or will remove the text immediately. I look forward to hearing from you.
Copyright for my own writings, photos and graphics: Isa of Mayflower. Copying, spreading or any type of publication is prohibited.

2019/02/19

5 things our dogs would tell us if they could

1. “Prevention Is Key To Keeping Me Happy & Healthy”
As a former veterinary technician, I cannot stress this one enough. So many dog owners “only take the dog to the vet when he’s sick,” and neglect preventative wellness care like veterinary check-ups, bloodwork, puppy vaccinations, grooming and parasite prevention. This not only puts them at risk for serious illness, it also decreases their quality of life.
Why They Want You To Know:
Dogs can be quite stoic when it comes to pain and they certainly can’t tell us how they feel or drive themselves to the vet. It’s up to us to do everything we can to keep them healthy and comfortable for as long as possible.

2. “I Get You”
55% of communication is nonverbal, so even though you can’t speak Dog, your pup reads you loud and clear. He may not be able to grasp the concept of global warming, but on issues of the heart he can interpret the gist of what you’re feeling just by listening to the tone of your voice and watching the subtle cues in your facial expressions and body language.
Why They Want You To Know:
Over the years, our domesticated companions have taken it upon themselves to learn the “human language”, which is no easy feat! Dogs have done this in order to better understand our wants, needs and emotions. By recognizing our joy they can celebrate alongside us, and by sensing our sorrow they can offer their comfort. What a powerful expression of love and devotion.

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