Adrianne’s Dog Sitting

08/23/2025

❤️Bluey!

Bluey’s story is one of the most remarkable in canine history.

Born in 1910 in Victoria, Australia, Bluey was an Australian cattle dog who spent nearly three decades working alongside farmers, herding sheep and cattle. His active lifestyle and consistent purpose are often cited as reasons for his extraordinary longevity. Bluey lived to 29 years and 5 months, finally passing away in 1939.

His lifespan shattered expectations for dogs, whose average lives are typically 10 to 15 years. To this day, Bluey’s record remains one of the longest confirmed lifespans for any dog and is recognized by Guinness World Records. His life continues to be used as an example of how environment, activity, and routine can push the boundaries of aging in working animals.

08/04/2025

Ummmm sir?

07/10/2025

Wow

18,000-year-old puppy discovered in the Siberian permafrost near Yakutsk, Russia.

Nicknamed “Dogor” (a Yakut word meaning “friend” and also a play on “dog or…”), the specimen had intact fur, whiskers, nose, and even teeth. It was an exceptional find because soft tissues rarely survive so long.

Genetic testing revealed that the animal belonged to a period when dogs were first being domesticated from wolves, but its DNA didn’t clearly match either modern wolves or domestic dogs. This has led researchers to believe that Dogor might belong to an ancient population right at the evolutionary split between wolves and the first domesticated dogs or possibly an extinct lineage altogether…

07/01/2025

05/30/2025

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05/15/2025

Miss Kanako is staying with us this week. She gets a little excited so is donning a fancy pink diaper :)

05/12/2025

04/04/2025

My dawg