"A Field Guide to Dog Barf: Because Every Splash Tells a Story"
The Surprise Salad – Mostly grass. No one saw your dog eat it. Not even your dog.
The Foam Party – Just bile and vibes. Usually at 3AM. On your pillow.
The Mystery Morsel – Chunky. You don’t know what it is. You don’t want to know.
The Regretful Gobble – That toy? Totally digestible...until it wasn't.
The Repeat Offender – Eaten once. Vomited. Then eaten again like it’s gourmet.
Dog ownership: glamorous, disgusting, and weirdly specific.
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While the 2025 Master National is here in Texas.
The 2026 site is just announced for Oregon!
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Roseburg, Oregon Selected as 2026 Site - Master National Retriever Club
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The Master National Retriever Club Board of Directors is pleased to announce it has selected Roseburg, Oregon as the site for the 2026 Master National. The event will be held October 2-11, 2026. Openi...1 CommentComment on Facebook
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Patriotic shirts available from the DFW LRC as their fundraiser for the upcoming specialty show.
**Lots of styles in their store from the link provided**
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Texas A&M VETMED "Pet Talk" has lots of great information! This article is super important to the responsible canine breeder community. In this article our very own club member, and veterinary faculty member, Dr. Kate Aicher was a key contributor.
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Protecting Puppies From Parvovirus
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Springtime brings a vibrant burst of life and marks a time when many puppies are born. As a result, the spring also presents peaks in canine health0 CommentsComment on Facebook