Aussie Mom Life: Outsmarted by Your Own Dog (Daily)
Being an aussie mom means accepting, early and completely, that your dog is smarter than you. Not in a cute way. In a "they figured out how to open the pantry, watched you fix the latch, and figur...
Dachshund Mom Life: Big Attitude in a Tiny, Stubborn Package
Being a dachshund mom is not like owning a dog. It's more like being in a long-term relationship with someone who is extremely opinionated, will not compromise, and is somehow always right. Your d...
Husky Mom Survival Guide: The Screaming, The Fur, The Attitude
If you're a husky mom, you did not get a dog. You got a coworker who disagrees with every decision you make, an escape artist who views your fence as a suggestion, and a creature with the most exp...
German Shepherd Mom Life: Fur Tumbleweeds and Fierce Loyalty
Being a german shepherd mom means you have never once used the bathroom alone. Not in three years. You didn't realize this was unusual until you mentioned it to a friend with a Lab and they looked...
Corgi Mom Chronicles: Short Legs, Big Personality, Maximum Attitude
Being a corgi mom means living with a dog who is simultaneously the funniest creature you've ever seen and deeply convinced that he is in charge. He is not in charge. But he doesn't know that, and...
Pittie Mom and Proud: Life With the Most Misunderstood Dog
Being a pittie mom isn't just a dog ownership status. It's a whole identity. You spend half your time defending your dog to strangers and the other half pinned under 60 pounds of snoring muscle th...