Inspiring Millennial dog moms to live modern, meaningful lives.
Wynston has made me the luckiest dog mom in the world. He’s the extra most bestest Chihuahua to ever exist. Okay, I may be slightly biased, but he’s truly my heart dog. I often wonder if I’ll adopt another Chihuahua after Wynston, because I feel like he’s one of a kind. He’s taught me that Chihuahuas, although tiny and portrayed poorly in the media, are delightful, loving, dedicated dogs. I personally think Chihuahuas are the best dogs ever, and here I explain why.
I’ve known my best friend, Tamara, for over 20 years. We did our growing up together. As young girls, we rode horses in a pasture on 200 acres and fed baby cows. We both got cars and first jobs in the same month. But then our lifestyles changed drastically. Tamara chose to be a mom, and I went down a different path. Now although my bestie has five human kids and I choose to have zero, we are absolute best buds. I spend a TON of time with Tam and her kids, and Wynston and I have become a fixture in their home.
Why am I telling you this? Recently I became inspired when I noticed how many products Tamara uses for her newborn and her other kids that can also be helpful for dog moms. I personally believe there are many more similarities between human and dog moms than some people care to realize, and it even comes down to the use of daily items. I’ve compiled a list of human mom products that dog moms will love, and I hope you find it useful!
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Stop asking me how old my dog is.
Stop asking me how old my dog is because our perceptions may be different. What’s “old” to you may not be the same for me.
Stop asking me how old my dog is because honestly, as he gets older, I don’t want to think about it.
For the first time in my Christmas-loving life, I am relieved that the holiday is over. I’ve always been obsessed with everything revolving around Christmas. However, 2018 was such a crappy, difficult year, that at this point I’m just ready for 2019 to be here. During the holiday season this year I was on an extremely tight budget and often times I was feeling alone, two things that make Christmas very stressful for people. Although I was almost counting down the days until December 26th, I did end up having a wonderful Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with very special people in my life. And of course, everything is okay when I have my son 🙂
Let’s be honest – we’re all on a budget, especially during the holidays. Buying gifts, shopping for extra food and spending money on baking ingredients adds up! But now’s the time to truly get into the Christmas spirit, whether you have money to spare or not. Our best canine companions have been with us throughout the year during hardships and happy times, and they deserve some more focus. Now get cozy with your pup and enjoy this list of budget-friendly holiday activities to do with your dog.
