Travels With my Dog:  Observations on the Global Scene.  - Global Travels...

[...] was just in Rome for a few days and what we wanted to do most was see Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel in the Vatican Museum. Did Raja want to see the Sistine Chapel?  Of course!  He [...]

[...] in Calabria in the south of Italy in upcoming weeks.  Last post we said he's trying canine probiotics to keep his tummy on track.  Was it the canine probiotics or was it the pasta?  [...]

[...] ) water.  Probiotics for people are the new health kick, but evidence suggests that canine probiotics will help dogs go the distance too.  Probiotics naturally live in the large intestine [...]

[...] .  While we can’t guarantee which you’ll get… Scarlet Runners or Morning Glories… we can pretty much promise that each variety will travel at least 6 feet along, [...]

[...] and unselfconsciously good.  You and your dog should go! Andreea and her family at the Al Centro Storico! [...]

[...] activity before 2 years old.      The possibilities for abuse of the weighted vests are huge.  Only a limited number of dogs compete by pulling weights in canine [...]

[...] Raja leaves the Vatican Museum Raja was just in Rome for a few days and what we wanted to do most was see Michelangelo’s [...]

[...] shop he loved- but he’s obsessed with stuffed animals.  The plan of the downtown coastal vendor promenade is to serve both residents and tourists alike, although the recession has the area [...]

Do these two have anything in common?  No.  It’s just two topics.  First, Raja has just returned from Rome and Calabria.  H [...]

[...] can’t just give your dog yogurt.  And, honestly, many of the over the counter probiotic capsule products deliver varying strengths and viability.    If you feel your dog is [...]