Tiny Dog Care & Guest Blogging Insights: A Practical Guide

This is Stanley:

Stanley is utterly adorable. He’s also very, very small. Here’s Stanley next to Lucas:

He spent the day with us yesterday. Little Stanley is only 8 pounds, literally 1/10th the size of Lucas.

It was a great day for the boys to have a new little buddy to play with. Mostly Lucas tried desperately to get Stanley to play, while Stanley was mostly interested in getting Emmett to play. Emmett did not want to play. Emmett wanted to bask in the sun.

I spend a lot of time on a typical day tripping over Emmett and Lucas. They run past me on the stairs, pop up the instant I scoot my desk chair back, follow me to the bathroom. They hover in the kitchen when I make my lunch, and squeeze themselves under my desk to nap while I work. They’re always underfoot, and due to their size, we three spend a lot of our days bumping into each other. But not Stanley. I guess being such a little guy, you get quick on your feet to ensure that no one steps on you. Plus, little dogs are wonderful at snuggling in a little fur-ball on your lap.

And, is there anything cuter than a teeny little pup hanging with the big guys?

On an unrelated tangent, if you have a moment and are looking for a little light reading, click on over to the Working with Pets site to read my guest post, 5 Steps to Launching Twitter for Your Pet Business. I’d love to hear what you think. Do you use Twitter? Have you had much success that particular tool? Better success with others? Feel free to comment here or over on Working with Pets!

And on a related sidenote, I have a couple awesome guest blog posts coming up. So exciting! As you can see above, I now have a nifty little tab about guest posts. If you’re interested in contributing a guest post, I’d love to hear from you! Check out the tab above for all the details.