You know those people that treat their dogs like humans? You know, those people – the ones that use words like “personhood.” Well, it’s because of them that blogs have gone to the dogs – literally. Enter Dogster.com, where every dog has a blog.
For example, meet Jodi June Goosepants, a.k.a. Stinky Monkey, an American Staffordshire Terrier/Beagle. Jodi’s more of a photoblogger who likes tennis balls and is very thankful to her “parents” for rescuing her from the dog pound.
Or why not subscribe to Lucy’s blog. Here’s a sampling (just try and read it without a silly dog voice in your head!):
“When Mommy came home from work today she took Zoe and I to the back yard because it was sooooooooooooooooo nice outside. We started to run and then our new neighbors came home. We both jumped up on the fence to see who was over thereWell, I am off to nap on the couch until mommy and daddy say it is bedtime.”
Ah, the wisdom of dogs.
Dog webpages are free to set up and membership allows dog owners and dog owner wannabes and dog lovers and dog dog dog dog anything to network and talk about silly little sweaters and share photos and tell dog stories and chase tails and such. Was that a run on? Sorry, I got excited.
Extra-interested people can sign up for DogsterPlus for “more photos, more features, and more fun.” Crotch-sniffing is not required. There are discussions of pet insurance (huh?) and a new dog diary (like Lucy’s) featured daily.
But there is also lots of information on dogs that need homes and the website will include a classified section for those looking to acquire or get rid of a flea-bitten buddy. Even more interesting, Dogster.com has an arrangement with SimplyHired.com who helps them search for jobs that are “dog friendly.”
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