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Stuff My Dog Taught Me

 

My name is Kim.  I am the CEO of a large, loud household that includes multiple off-spring, all of their friends, an extended family, a frequently overwhelmed husband, and a very poorly trained schnauzer, named Buster.

I work from a home office which has certain benefits, like conference calling in your pajamas and never having to eat a sandwich that has spent hours in a thermal bag, squished between an ice pack and a pop can.  But there are also drawbacks.  One of them may be developing an unnatural relationship with the dog.  Buster is a VERY BAD dog – but a VERY GOOD friend and I have learned many things by watching him manage his day-to-day affairs.

Stuff My Dog Taught Me is a sometimes heartwarming, always amusing compilation of my observations about life, Buster’s observations about life, and a hodge podge of other stuff we both find interesting.

Would love to have you as a blog follower!  Or a twitter follower!  Or a Facebook follower! Clearly, I want a zillion followers – who doesn’t?!?

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  1. Kim,

    It’s always a joy when someone signs up to follow Learning from Dogs. Doubly so when that person is also writing about dogs. So a very big welcome and, please, if you ever want to promote your blog via a guest post over on LfD, please feel free. My contact email address is on my home page. Best wishes, Paul.

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    1. Thanks. Checking out your front page now. Please pardon me in advance if I don’t do this correctly. It’s my first nomination for anything.

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  2. I like your blog too. Dogs can teach you a lot of things. People just seem too busy with things to notice these days.
    I have two of my own. Plus three cats.

    Now if I could just learn to post………
    I’m on a tiny phone with wifi.. and it loves to give me fits. :/

    Well I am following your blog now. It gives me something to do now.
    Lynne

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  3. Kim, thanks for reading my post and then bravely admitting you liked it. That allowed me to track you down and share your writing. Anyone who admits they can learn from a dog is smarter that the average biped. I’m now following you and others who posted on your blog.

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