Many years ago, my human’s training business was growing. She was establishing business hours and had yet to discover Google Voice. She purposely left her phone at home to enjoy a ding-free five-block walk and a game of fetch with the handsome fellow on your Bark Pouch label, her lovable lug, Finn. Finn fiercely loved… View more
https://www.barkpouch.com/product/variety-pack-50-gram-pouch/On Easter morning two years ago, my human woke up giddy and gleeful, certain I was meant to be her dog. She dreamt about me. The connection felt real. The joy we’d share seemed nostalgic, even though we hadn’t met yet. She knew I was her Mabel, her sweet, good girl. I had been living… View more
Me, Mabel here. My human says I exude love, silliness, and sweetness, so today, if you want to be light and free like me, follow these simple rules: Stay soft when you’re scared. My human says I’ve overcome a lot of things I was afraid of. Oh gosh, I used to run away when the microwave… View more
Years ago, my human was teaching a small adult manners class. All the dogs loved people and other dogs and responded to light handling from a stranger as if it were no big deal. So, she wanted the teams to practice restrained recalls in the middle of the room. My human’s now-dear friend Kate brought… View more
Dog, perro, chien, hund, cane—no matter the language, this wee word means so much: unwavering love, easy friendship, life-changing lessons, and boundless joy. Dogs snuggle close, keeping you warm in the winter, getting you outside in nature, and moving when the weather’s warm. Dogs see you for more than your shortcomings. We relieve stress with… View more
Every morning, after I do my business and eat breakfast, I snuggle next to my human while she meditates, reads the news, and works for a few hours before heading out for our walk. She treasures our walks; it took a lot of trial and error to find our spot and the perfect time when… View more
You humans spend a lot of time and energy planning and pivoting. We dogs live in the unknown. We play when we feel frisky, nap when we’re tired and satiated, and snuggle when we want to feel close to you. What if you embraced the unknown more? My human needed an oil change and trusted… View more
When my human was a little girl, she couldn’t say the word “squirrel.” Ha, I made a rhyme. My name may be Mabel, but one of my nicknames is Silly Sally because I’m a hoot. Well, my human woke up every year on her birthday, fiercely determined to pronounce the fun-to-watch-and-chase vermin correctly. And, for… View more
Hello from Ohio. It’s me, Mabel. We’re going to keep this short today because my human is tired. It’s been so cold here, so she’s been doing her best (like many of you) to give me (aka “crackhead”) all the mental and physical stimulation I need so I can rest and snore and fart next to… View more
