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ANO (1 comments.) said in January 17th, 2008 at 11:41 am    

Having a house full of pets myself (1 dog, 4 hamster and a rabbit) I know how fast pet supplies can add up!

Jean-Luc Picard (387 comments.) said in January 17th, 2008 at 3:09 pm    

Having a puppy is simply having another member of the family in the house. It can be difficult to get used to.

Karen (27 comments.) said in January 17th, 2008 at 7:10 pm    

The puppy will be grateful too. Food is good! LOL

The Best Bank (0 comments.) said in January 17th, 2008 at 10:03 pm    

<blockquote>How do those of you with young children or perhaps puppies as well cope with getting your computer work done at home?</blockquote>

I stay at home with our toddler in the morning while my wife works and then I work in the afternoon. I try to get some blogging done in the morning, but it’s tough, as she needs my attention. It’s fair to say there are some mornings when I don’t get much done, but there are other days when I do too much and don’t spend enough time with her. I have to work really hard to maintain the balance…

Sue (9 comments.) said in January 17th, 2008 at 10:06 pm    

Hey Tricia, Your new pup is adorable, I don’t blame you for wanting to spend time with him. :) I hope you are feeling better soonly too. I also must get my butt in gear re: the blogs. Since Google has decided to knock both our domains to zero I have to work triple as hard for half the income .. :(

P.L. Frederick (4 comments.) said in January 17th, 2008 at 11:12 pm    

Do you ever watch that Cesear the Dog Guy? He’s on the National Geographic channel on cable. I’ve learned a lot myself that has helped me to deal in a positive and helpful way with my dog. It’s better to train them when they’re puppies. Good luck!

Daniel (0 comments.) said in January 18th, 2008 at 12:20 am    

hi tricia. pups can be realdarlings if one can handle them well. in my case none of the puppies ever lasted more than 2 days. call it reluctance to mingle with them or may be my overt sense of cleanliness, but those pups became sad creatures after merely one day. but i wud love to shower 100 percent time on them coz my present commitments keep me too busy.

KJ (1 comments.) said in January 18th, 2008 at 9:54 am    

Hang in there! You can doooo iittt!!! The pup will always be fine for a few hours alone while you work. :) I’ve been having time management problems myself lately. lol. But it the end, it usually works out. Usually. lol. Happy Blogging!

Laura (3 comments.) said in January 18th, 2008 at 5:16 pm    

I’ve been home for the past 12 days with my daughter who is almost 4 years old and I thought I could organize my blogs and maybe write some posts to post later…nothing done, she requires all my attention. A puppy is like a small child, attention, attention is all they want.

Lifecruiser (181 comments.) said in January 20th, 2008 at 12:23 pm    

It’s not only you that have decreased your blogging, every one seem to have done that. I’ve too. The whole blogosphere. I can notice a slow down in many bloggers blogs. I don’t think it’s only the holidays that’s the reason for it. People have more tough working conditions now than ever. *phew*

I’ve noticed a change, earlier for a long while I had the least visitors on Sundays and most on Mondays and now since a while back it has changed totally. Many visitors on Sundays and hardly none on Mondays! That must mean that people surfed at work earlier and now have to do it from home on Sundays…?

Maybe some bloggers getting tired of it too. After all it has been going on for years now and it always needs something new to keep the flame burning…

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