Wordless Wednesday
Gus recently received a new bed from his BFF Squish in San Francisco and boy – was he in for a treat! Gus got the Kalahari Lounge Bed and the moment I took it out of the box, he jumped in for a snooze.
What I love about this bed:
Why P.L.A.Y. thinks you should give it a try:
The Kalahari lounge bed features a fun giraffe print and lets your dog or cat remember that they are card-carrying members of the wild kingdom too. Elevated sides are the ideal resting place for your pup’s head and create the ultimate pooch retreat. Inner cushion and exterior can be flipped, allowing you to enjoy 4 different looks in one bed!
Want to try one out for yourself? Use promo code REACCH11 for 20% off your entire order. The Snuggle Bed is next on our list!


A little bit ago, I helped my coworker Kiki write a little article for BuzzFeed. It went live a few days ago and if you love Boston Terriers, I suggest you check it out!
Gus and I, moments after I picked him up on day one!
It’s been hot here in the Seattle area, and Kenzo, one of my Rover dogs, was struggling with the heat. With some leftover treats, a cupcake pan and/or small bowls and water, I made a nice cool treat for the pups to enjoy.
What you will need:
Step 1: Place the treats in the pan. I tried to break them up a little bit to make them evenly spread when frozen.
Step 2: Fill the pan with water to cover the treats. Some may poke out the top, that’s ok.
Step 3: Freeze. Put the pan in the freezer until fully frozen.
Step 4: Remove the tray from the freezer once frozen, let sit for about 30–60 seconds, pop the pupsicle out.
Step 5: ENJOY!! If you want to make a larger frozen treat, try using a cereal bowl or reusable lunch container.




It has been very hot here in Seattle, and during our last trip to the Magnuson off leash park, Gus showed some interest in the water, so I decided to bring him back. Yesterday something amazing happened… Gus SWAM. Not just feet in, up-to-his-belly wet — we are talking swimming with the big pups. I was so proud. Enjoy!
Gus is prone to ear infections. They first started after our camping trip last Labor Day weekend when we were down on the beach in Oregon. We came back and his left ear had mucus and an odor which prompted me to take him to the vet. I like to keep Gus active, so we regularly attend BT meetups, and a lot of the meetups take place in sandy areas or large, loose dirt enclosed fields which make keeping his ears clean a challenge. Now, after we come back from Boston Terrier Meetups, I usually give Gus a bath to clean him up and look presentable again!
It is commonly known that you want to avoid getting water down your dog’s ears when giving them a bath. For a dog with such large ears that stand up straight, that is not an easy task. One day, a brilliant idea hit me and I’ve used this ever since: cotton balls! I wedge one cotton ball gently into each of Gus’ ears which prevents water from rolling into them. Once the bath is over, simply pull the cotton swab out and toss. Sometimes, if a little water makes the cotton swab damp, I use it to wipe any dirt out of his ears then follow up with his prescription ear cleaner. A simple trick which makes routine pet care that much easier.
Gus comes to work with me everyday, so this is nothing new but today: he sports his new Rover.com shades (he is a host after all!).
His daily duties include:
Squish’s awesome mom bought him a tie dog collar but his neck was a little… big for it so Gus got the hand me down. These tie collars from Thwap are so fun and make Gus look like the true American gentleman he is! The perfect addition to dress up your pup for a party.