They Called It Puppy Love

It happened long ago, 15,000-40,000 years ago, dogs and Gray wolves diverged from the original, now extinct, wolf species.

The domestication of dogs, was one of the best points in our human history in my  humble opinion. Dogs are amazingly giving animals and we are lucky to have them in our lives. As dog lovers, we see our pups as family, not just pets. They have individual personalities just like people do and have the power to make our hearts and lives so full.

Dogs protect us, alert us to possible dangers, they make us laugh, and when they leave us they make us cry. They are just so easy to adore and in their sudden absence we look  back and feel every influence of love that they had in our lives and hearts…there’s nothing else quite like it, and so we miss them even more.

Yesterday was National Dog Day (8/26) and in honor of our best friends, those sweet fur  babies that warm our hearts, and sometimes our feet during the winter time, I wanted to write a few quick words. Go snuggle your pups, and give them extra treats this week.

 

Sometimes our pooches get into mischief and end up biting off more than they can chew. When they do, we worry about them like our children. We want the best, affordable, and natural treatments that we can find for them. We can “cream what ails you” and your  sweet doggo.

This pup got into some trouble, but was quickly healed, naturally with the aid of Cured Cream serum.

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