Category Archives: animals

Our Recalcitrant Robot

Posted on August 28, 2017 by Lynne • 16 Comments

We were recently with our daughter’s family. They have two kids, two dogs–one of which is a Labrador retriever–and astonishingly immaculate hardwood floors. We have no little kids at home, one Labrador retriever, and hardwood floors that make people wonder if we’re running an unlicensed barber shop. Labs shed. Forget that myth about twice a… Continue Reading

Heroism: It All Counts, Right?

Posted on June 6, 2017 by Lynne • 15 Comments

I’ve spent a couple of years trying to figure out how my very smart dog—who can remember and break into any place food is stored—can have such an extremely short memory. Every day, when Scout the Lab sees the horrible menace of the mail truck as it stops in front of the house, we have… Continue Reading

Of Horses, Humans, and Healing

Posted on January 22, 2016 by Lynne • 5 Comments

Of course, it’s not only horses; it’s most animals that respond to human attention, nurture, and love on what is very much a two-way street. I wrote about my beautiful therapy Labrador retriever, Hannah, in Where The Trail Grows Faint, a memoir of her antics while she and I worked in a nursing home at… Continue Reading

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Category Archives: animals

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