Hello?
Helloooo??
*booming pyr woofs*
If you feel like you haven’t heard from us in awhile, you’d absolutely be correct. Not only has the blog remained stagnant, but you can hear crickets on our social media pages. Don’t worry – everything is just pyrfect over here.
The fluffies have had a nonstop, action-packed summer. Between BlogPaws, moving, and a few trips, we haven’t been around much to get content out to you. I didn’t want to add mediocre clutter to your feeds and to be perfectly honest, I just needed a break.
When people initially express interest in blogging, they only see the enjoyable side of creating content and working with brands. They don’t see the hard work and absolute exhaustion that can accompany running a blog. Unfortunately for me, I hit that blogging wall and I hit it hard. I know that I would have been fine if we weren’t dealing with a move/buying a house, but that’s life!
After a bit of a break, I’m finally feeling like I’m getting life in order here in Washington. Mauja and Atka are completely settled in and are thoroughly enjoying their new home (especially their yard!). While I can’t promise that everything will be back in full swing this week, we’re definitely making progress. We found a few new products at BlogPaws that we are loving and I can’t wait to share them with you!
If you have sent an email/comment/message in the past month and haven’t heard from me, I am working on responding to all of them now. However, if you still don’t hear from me, send me another message – it’s very plausible that I missed it in all of the clutter!
Stay tuned for a great new food we’ve added to Mauja and Atka’s diet (psst… there may be a giveaway!) and a fun announcement at the end of the week.
Pyr on, my friends!
Now that you’re here, we’ll have to make plans to get together one of these weekends.
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Just found your blog. We have a 12 year old Pyr. Grace is slowing down to a dull roar, but then , unless there was a coyote or squirrel she never did move to fast! I am amazed at her ability to draw people to her and hold their attention for a common list of questions. We have joked about a quarter a question, believe me it would be enough to keep her in food for life. I am afraid at this age, we will need to learn to live without her, and I can’t wrap my head around that at all!
I do enjoy your blog, but I can well believe it’s hard work. The big fluffballs provide so much wonderful material. Thanks for doing the work. You’ve been a source of help and inspiration and humour.
I’d leave a photo of my Pyr if I could figure out how. I’ve got cute puppie, guard position (on back), and most of the requisite poses. I just don’t let her stand up on my shoulders (too many kids and elderly folks around; junping up isn’t allowed).
Joy, we know that the rainbow bridge is out there, but we risk it anyway for the joy they bring. I feel for you and hope you still have as many good times ahead as possible. They are so worth it. Hugs!
This blog is very helpful as I’m a new and first time pyrent!! Thank you!!
I have started reading your posts and really enjoy them. We have two 11 week old male Pyrs, Gunnar and Rollo. They have brought us so much joy. I was thrilled to read you are in Washington. We live near the South Puget Sound. I look forward to reading more of your articles! Thank you and God bless!