This morning as I was looking at my local weather I noticed this link Doggy Dating - Find your dog their soul mate! I was sure that it was a joke but being a dog lover ( I am one of the biggest) I decided to check it out. Amazingly enough, it was just as it sounded, a dating page for dogs. I thought this had to be a unique site but a quick search proved me wrong. I guess that this is the new thing for Dog owners that has taken off. You can post pictures of your dog along with information about what your pooch is looking for ( such as Pretty pooch with bad Breath, loves Milk bones, and squeaky toys. Not fond of cats , etc. ) or you can view doggy personals listed by other owners. Some sites even have a recording of the doggy hopeful's bark.
Now, let me first say that I think that my cocker spaniels as well as all dogs out there deserve the chance to love as well as be loved , but come on people ! As I played the recordings of some of these dogs barking ( speaking) Clancy seemed rather annoyed and Clarissa slept. Of course maybe their lack of interest has something to do with the fact that they are two dogs in a monogamous relationship. I guess that you could say that they are still newlyweds of sorts. Clarissa ( though almost two)has only been with us a year and four months while we have had Clancy for two and a half years. This comes out to less than ten doggy years that they have been together. Still in all this time they are just now about a week from mating.
This whole thing makes me wonder, was I wrong to pick Clarissa out from an Internet site and have her flown to Clancy or should he have spent some time on the net picking out his own mate? Was I considerate enough when picking her? What if they decide to get a doggy divorce? Oh No,What have I done?