Peru is known for its beautiful snow capped mountains, ancient ruins, Alpacas and rich culture, however, very few know about its vast population of dogs. In Lima, the capital and largest city in Peru, many dogs are kept as pets on leash, but in the shantytowns of Lima they run free – even though Lima has regulations on animal control. Outside of Lima is another story entirely. Thousands of dogs can be seen off leash wandering towns and villages working as alarm systems, herders, and pest control.
The people of Peru are not bothered by the many dogs, and often don’t even name the dogs they keep. It’s common to see dogs chasing cars, socializing in packs, scavenging in dumpsters, even napping inches from the road, not even flinching as automobiles whizz by. Continue reading…
California’s beautiful Sonoma County is home to award-winning wineries, luxury spas, scenic coastlines, amazing restaurants, and the world’s largest Social Therapy Dog Program ‘Creating Wellness.’
Roz’s own eight year old Golden Retriever named Ally. A graduate of the Bergin University of Canine Studies Social Therapy program, Ally is a sweet and loving dog who is eager to work at the Hospitals.
French conqueror Napoleon Bonoparte said “A picture is worth a thousand words,” whereas California canine Napoleon knows a picture is worth a thousand sniffs.
Having skated with the Ice Follies and competed professionally in International Latin Dance, she has won a U.S. Latin Dance title. Today Nancy still coaches Latin and enjoys quality time with her husband Mark and, of course, Napoleon.
San Francisco is renowned for its culture, dining, architecture, cable cars, and now – Cheeko B Pet Boutique. Located near Union Square this boutique has been called the Crème de la Crème of doggie stores.
It was 1921 when the comedy duo Laurel and Hardy first worked together in a short film titled The Lucky Dog. Today, two truly lucky dogs named Jake and Tycho star in their own comedic short films!
