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Every time x
01/02/2025

Every time x

I sometimes find myself thinking about how my dog pulled me through. Not in any big, dramatic way, but in the quiet moments when life just felt too heavy. He didn’t need answers or advice to offer; he was just there, beside me, every single day. When I was worn out and ready to throw in the towel, he'd give me that little nudge, his eyes saying, "You’re okay. We’ve got this." And somehow, that was enough to keep going.

He never cared about the mistakes I made or judged me for falling short. He simply showed up, steady and loyal in a way you don’t always see in people.
There are days I wonder where I’d be without him—probably lost in my own chaos, tangled up in thoughts I can’t control. But he’s here, keeping me grounded in the simplest way. And that’s how he saved me,one day at a time, just by being there, exactly when I needed someone the most.

~ R.M. Drake 'Dog People' R.M. Drake

~ Art by Akira Kusaka

Ann Bennett  it's lady ! ###
24/01/2025

Ann Bennett it's lady ! ###

Poem of a Dog 🐾

I'm the one who's always waiting for you.
Your car has a special sound that I have imprinted on my senses, I can recognize it in a thousand.
Your steps have a magic bell.
Your voice is music to my ears.
If I see your joy, it makes me happy.
Your scent is the best.
Your presence moves my senses.
Your waking up wakes me up
I contemplate you sleeping and for me you are my God, I am happy watching your sleep.
Your look is a ray of light.
Your hands upon me, hold the lightness of peace and the sublime display of infinite love.
When you leave, I feel a huge void in my heart.
I keep waiting for you again and again.
I am the one who will wait for you all your life today, tomorrow and forever:
I am your dog ...

Unknown ✨

Art sourced via Pinterest
Credit to unknown artist

Lovely x
12/01/2025

Lovely x

In the rich mosaic of my own journey, I find myself pausing to cherish the distinct colours and textures that each dog brought to the canvas of my life. From the lively chaos of my first furry friend's puppyhood to the serene companionship of the wise elder who shared the twilight of our days, each one left an indelible mark, a unique brushstroke on the portrait of my life.
Their joyous barks and affectionate nudges spoke a language of love that transcended the barriers of words, creating a silent dialogue between us. In the quiet moments of shared glances and the gentle touch of a paw, I uncovered lessons that went beyond the ordinary, revealing the depth of patience, empathy, and the profound connection forged in the simplicity of coexistence.
As I trace the imprints of their paws on the pathways of my heart, I recognise that these canine companions were not just pets; they were cherished co-pilots on the journey of self-discovery. Their unwavering loyalty and the unspoken bond we shared unveiled the beauty of devotion, reminding me that life's most meaningful lessons often come wrapped in fur, accompanied by wagging tails and an abundance of love.
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26/12/2024

THE FORGOTTEN DOG'S CHRISTMAS POEM
Twas the night before Christmas
when all thru the house
Not a creature was stirring
not even a mouse.
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care
In hopes that St. Nick soon would be there.
The children all nestled snug in their beds
With no thought of the dog filling their head.
And mom in her kerchief and I in my cap
Knew the dog was cold, but didn’t care about that.
When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter
I sprang from the bed to see what was the matter.
Away to the window I flew like a flash
Figuring the dog was free of his chain and into the trash.
The moon on the breast of the new fallen snow
gave the luster of mid-day to objects below.
When what to my wondering eyes should appear
But Santa Claus with his eyes full of tears.
He unchained the dog once so lively and quick
Last year’s Christmas present now painfully sick.
More rapid than eagles he called the dog’s name
and the dog ran to him despite all his pain.
Now Dasher, now Dancer, now Prancer and V***n
On Comet on Cupid on Donner and Blitzen.
To the top of the porch to the top of the wall
Let’s find this dog a home where he will be loved by all.
I knew in an instant there would be no gifts this year
For Santa had made one thing quite clear.
The gift of a dog is not just for the season
We had gotten the dog for all the wrong reasons.
In our haste to think of the kids a gift
There was one important thing we missed
A dog should be family, and cared for the same
You don’t give a gift, then put it on a chain.
And I heard him explain as he rode out of site,
“You weren’t given a gift, you were given a life.”
Everyone take heed…and please pass this around to everyone thinking of getting a puppy or dog this holiday season…

Scallywags nanny bedtime story's for humans and animals alike...podcast coming soon!A lovely way to unwind ! -----------...
08/12/2024

Scallywags nanny bedtime story's for humans and animals alike...podcast coming soon!

A lovely way to unwind !

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Title: A Walk to Remember

It was a crisp, clear morning when the dogs lined up by the door, their eyes bright with excitement. The smell of fresh grass and the promise of adventure hung in the air. Nanny stood at the door, holding the leashes, ready for the day’s walk. Her home was on the edge of a peaceful village, surrounded by the countryside—perfect for long, relaxing strolls with her beloved dogs.

Max, the golden retriever, wagged his tail impatiently. He loved these walks, especially when they ventured into the open fields. Daisy, the sleek greyhound, stretched her long legs in anticipation, her slender body rippling with energy. Bella, the tiny dachshund, bounced on her paws, her eyes fixed on the door as if she could already see the adventure unfolding before them.

“Alright, my little adventurers,” Nanny said with a smile. “Let’s go make some memories.”

With a jingle of collars, they were off, walking down the narrow lane that led out of the village and into the wild, rolling countryside. The sun was still low in the sky, casting long shadows and golden rays over the land. The grass was wet with morning dew, and the earth smelled rich and fresh.

As they walked, Nanny kept an easy pace, letting the dogs explore and enjoy the sights and smells. Max trotted ahead, nose to the ground, while Bella stayed close by, her tiny paws barely making a sound as she trotted beside Nanny. Daisy, ever the explorer, darted off to the side, her long legs covering ground quickly as she sniffed the air.

Before long, they came to a clearing where the trees parted to reveal a wide open meadow. The dogs immediately perked up, their tails wagging in unison. It was the perfect spot for a rest, and Nanny found a large flat rock to sit on. She unclipped the leashes, giving the dogs freedom to roam.

Max lay down in the soft grass, rolling onto his back and stretching out in sheer bliss. Bella found a sunspot and nestled into the warm earth, closing her eyes in contentment. Daisy, however, had other plans. She darted toward a small patch of wildflowers, her nose twitching as she sniffed each one with curiosity.

As they rested, a soft breeze picked up, rustling the leaves of the trees nearby. Suddenly, a flash of movement caught Nanny’s eye. Out in the distance, a family of deer emerged from the edge of the forest, grazing in the meadow. The dogs, aware of the delicate creatures, fell silent, watching with wide eyes. Nanny held her breath, not wanting to disturb the moment.

The deer, unaware of the watching eyes, continued to nibble on the grass, their gentle movements adding to the peaceful rhythm of the countryside. Bella, the smallest, let out a soft whimper, but Nanny placed a gentle hand on her back, reminding her to stay calm. It was a moment of connection with nature, a reminder of the quiet beauty in the world around them.

After a while, the deer gracefully moved on, disappearing into the woods. The dogs, still silent, watched them go, their curiosity satisfied. Nanny smiled softly, feeling a deep sense of gratitude for the moment.

With the walk continuing, they ventured toward a small stream that wound through the valley. Max eagerly splashed into the water, his golden coat rippling as he paddled around in the shallows. Daisy, ever the graceful one, took a few tentative steps into the stream, carefully testing the cool water before deciding it was not her favorite spot.

Bella, however, had no interest in the water. She preferred to stay dry, trotting along the edge of the stream, her little legs short but determined. Nanny laughed softly, her heart full of love for each of them.

After a few more stops along the way—an exploration of a fallen tree, a discovery of hidden mushrooms, and a brief rest under an ancient oak—the sun began its descent, casting a soft golden light across the land. It was time to head back.

The dogs, now a little tired but content, gathered around Nanny as she clipped their leashes back on. The walk had been perfect—a day full of simple joys, quiet moments, and shared adventures. As they made their way home, the dogs trotted alongside her, their steps steady and calm, the bond between them unspoken but understood.

When they finally arrived back at Nanny’s home, the evening air had turned cool, and the first stars of the night began to appear. The dogs curled up in their favorite spots, Max sprawling out on the rug, Bella tucked under a soft blanket, and Daisy resting her head on Nanny’s lap as she sat in her favorite chair.

As the fire crackled softly in the hearth, Nanny smiled, watching her sleepy dogs settle in for the night. They had had a walk to remember—a day filled with wonder, beauty, and love. And as the house grew quiet, with only the sound of soft breathing filling the room, Nanny whispered a soft thank you to the universe for the simple but precious moments they had shared.

Tomorrow, she knew, would bring more walks, more discoveries, and more love. But for now, it was time to rest, to dream, and to be together.

24/11/2024
20/11/2024

Our dogs will always be a part of us.
The ones we love will always be with us, no matter what happens in the end.
We carry their memories with us, and because of that, all we are left with is the spark in their eye..
that look they gave you every time you walked through the door ..

R.M. Drake 🐕 from the book Dog People

Artist Credit: Alison Friend

19/11/2024

Dogs come into our lives to teach us about love.
They depart to teach us about loss.
A new dog never replaces an old dog, it merely expands the heart...

Erica Jong ✨

Credit to unknown artist

17/11/2024

"Above all, do not lose your desire to walk. Everyday, I walk myself into a state of well-being and walk away from every illness. I have walked myself into my best thoughts, and I know of no thought so burdensome that one cannot walk away from it. But by sitting still, and the more one sits still, the closer one comes to feeling ill. Thus if one just keeps on walking, everything will be all right."
~Søren Kierkegaard
Image: art by Brooklyn Swenson

17/11/2024

When your dog is your soulmate, it feels like they’ve seen the depths of who you are and decided to love you anyway, flaws and all. There’s no pretense with them. They don’t care if you’ve had a bad day, if you’re broken, or if you’re lost. They just stay. Not because they have to, but because, for some reason, their soul fits with yours in a way that makes everything feel a little lighter.

It’s not about them reading your mind or sensing your moods like it’s some magical connection. It’s more raw than that. It’s in the moments where you feel like you’ve got nothing left to give, and yet, somehow, they bring out the part of you that still cares. It’s in their eyes, how they look at you like you’re the only thing that matters. There’s no pretending with them—no need to put up walls or hold back emotions. With them, you’re exactly who you are, and that’s enough.

And it’s more than just love—it’s the way they make you see yourself differently, the way they pull you out of places you didn’t even know you were stuck in. The bond is stronger than anything life throws at you because it’s rooted in something so simple and pure. They don’t just support you—they remind you, in the most basic, honest way, that you’re worth being loved. And when the world feels cold or distant, they’re the one soul you can count on, no matter what.
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09/11/2024

I sometimes find myself thinking about how my dog pulled me through. Not in any big, dramatic way, but in the quiet moments when life just felt too heavy. He didn’t need answers or advice to offer; he was just there, beside me, every single day. When I was worn out and ready to throw in the towel, he'd give me that little nudge, his eyes saying, "You’re okay. We’ve got this." And somehow, that was enough to keep going.

He never cared about the mistakes I made or judged me for falling short. He simply showed up, steady and loyal in a way you don’t always see in people.
There are days I wonder where I’d be without him—probably lost in my own chaos, tangled up in thoughts I can’t control. But he’s here, keeping me grounded in the simplest way. And that’s how he saved me,one day at a time, just by being there, exactly when I needed someone the most ..

R.M. Drake 🫧 from the book Dog People

Artist Credit : Tiziana Rinaldi

27/10/2024

Attention Pet Owners: Stay Vigilant!

As we approach times of celebration with fireworks, it’s crucial for pet owners to take extra precautions to ensure the safety of their furry friends.

Here are some essential tips from Drone To Home:

1. Secure Your Garden Gates:
Make sure all garden gates are closed and locked. A frightened dog can easily find an escape route if gates are left open.

2. Leave Music On:
If you’re heading out, leave some calming music on in the house. This can help drown out the noise of fireworks and keep your dog more relaxed.

3. Use Leads in Parks and Open Spaces: Keep your dog on a lead when walking in parks or open spaces, especially in areas known for setting off fireworks.This will prevent them from running off if they get startled.

4. Create a Safe Space:
Set up a quiet, cozy area where your pet feels comfortable. Cover their den or crate with heavy blankets and position it away from windows and external noise.

5. Use Calming Products:
Consider using calming sprays, drops, plug-in diffusers, or anxiety wraps to help your dog feel more secure.

6. Walk Your Dog During Daylight Hours: Avoid walking your dog during times when fireworks are likely to be set off. Walk them earlier in the day instead.

7. Close Windows and Curtains:
Close windows and curtains to muffle the sound of fireworks and block out flashes of light.

8. Keep Pets Indoors:
Keep your pets indoors during fireworks to reduce the risk of injury or stress. Ensure windows, doors, and cat flaps are shut.

9. Update Contact Information:
Make sure your pets are wearing collars and tags with up-to-date contact information. Ensure their microchip details are current.

10. Stay Calm and Reassuring:
Stay calm and act as normal as possible to reassure your pet. Let them hide if they want and avoid scolding or shouting.

By following these simple steps, you can help ensure your pet stays safe and sound during fireworks season. Let’s keep our furry friends happy and secure!

Thank you for your vigilance and care.

**Drone To Home Team**
📞 0330 124 2004
🌐 www.dronetohome.org.uk

25/10/2024

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