Isas Sammlung von Hundegedichten & mehr
Isa's collection of dog poems & more
Willkommen / Welcome
Wichtige Informationen / Important information:
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.
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.
2019/11/26
2019/11/22
2019/11/19
2019/11/10
2019/02/23
24 things that are 100% true if you have a dog
- First of all, your camera roll is 99.9% just pics of
your bb.
It's not YOUR fault they're so photogenic! - There is no such thing as privacy in your home - not
when your dog's around, anyway.
Also not your fault: the fact that your pup wants to be with you 24/7. - You have full conversations with your dog, and you
imagine what they'd say back (and what their voice would sound like).
And you have a very clear idea of what your dog's voice sounds like, for the record. - It's basically your dog's bed, but you're allowed to
sleep in it.
But we all know who really gets all the space in bed!
2019/01/16
2019/01/04
The Bath
2018/10/18
2018/02/02
Situations every dog owner can relate to
2018/01/06
Bulldog owners:
- Don’t mind flatulence.
- Love wrinkles and folds.
- Prefer short & stocky over tall & handsome.
- Like fat instead of skinny.
- Love crooked teeth.
- Prefer underbites to overbites.
- Enjoy being slobbered on.
- Don’t mind eye snot in the morning.
- Love being loved and kissed.
- Enjoy cuddling with large balls of flubber.
- Realize they are the luckiest dog owners in the world!
2018/01/04
An older, tired-looking dog wandered into my yard
2017/12/18
Dog rules for humans
- Don’t come home smelling of other dogs.
- You must feed me every goodie you eat.
- Don’t call me or lead me to a bath.
- Let me outside even though I just came in, there was an area I forgot to sniff.
- I can sleep anywhere I choose even if it means you trip over me.
- Don’t shhh me from barking while you are on the phone, I heard the wind blowing the leaves.
- Don’t move me while sleeping sideways in the middle of the bed, you have enough room on the edge.
- Don’t think you can leave a room without me.
- If it lands on the floor, it’s MINE!
- You will never pee alone again.
2017/08/22
In case you missed the eclipse
2017/08/09
Morning people vs me
2017/07/01
Now I lay me
2017/06/29
Dogs are from Mars; bitches are from Mercury
2017/04/23
Walking the dog seems like fun to me
2017/04/03
You know you're a dog person if ... (3)
- you have a kiddie wading pool in the yard but no small children
- Lintwheels are on your shopping list every week.
- your freezer contains more dog bones than anything.
- you hang around the dog section of your local bookstore way too often.
- your non-dog friends won't eat food prepared in your kitchen.
- your parents refer to your pet as their "grand-dog".
- you have baby gates permanently installed at strategic places around the house but no babies.
- you open your purse and that big bunch of baggies you use for pick-up pops out.
- you skip breakfast so you can walk your dog in the morning before work.
- The trash basket is more or less permanently installed in the kitchen sink, to keep the dog out of it while you're at work.


