East Side Adventures

East Side Esplanade here we come! I like to avoid all of the bike riders by walking off of the main walkway when I can – plus it smells far more interesting down here. Hard to see in this photo, but you will notice that it is not completely grey today – we are experiencing…

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Raining on the Roses

When ya gotta go, you gotta go… Ah, the many days of rain have put a damper on everything around here – even I am starting to grow weary of getting soaked every time I have to pee – and the Rose Festival is no exception. The Fun Zone is not only not fun… It’s…

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Feeling Clean + Green

The nice folks at Clean + Green sent us a can of their carpet and upholstery cleaner, made especially for pet stains.  As you can imagine, we have our share of those.  Oddly, we received the can a few weeks back and there has been no VOMIT, POOP, or PEE in the meantime (well, not…

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Rose-y Nose-y

Preparations are well under-way for the Portland Rose Festival coming up next week: It looks like it’s going to have all sorts of rides, events, and things for the humans to make themselves sick on. I am not much for these sorts of things, they’re usually really crowded and have lots of little children screaming.…

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Walk Not, Poop Not

Neither rain, nor snow, nor dark of night shall stop the red-raincoat-ed Airedale in his nightly rounds. I don’t care if it’s raining, I HAVE TO POOP.  And I will not compromise on it’s placement.  I can’t just poop on command, you know (actually I can, but no reason to let the humans in on…

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King of Beasts

This fantastic lion, king of the jungle, was sitting in front of a building here in NW Portland, waiting for me. At first I thought I’d just hop up to where he was, but he was up pretty high.  So I had to stop and think for a moment.  I looked around and realized that…

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Pigeons Part Deux

Something odd happened this afternoon.  Even the randomly-placed sticks and tree detrius arranged with no particular care around generally-boring pipes leading to holes in the ground noticed it. I was on my midday walkie in the North Park Blocks, like always. Things are green and lovely today – it’s our first real day of spring……

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