I’m not gonna make a lot of excuses for not posting much lately, other than to say my experience matches that of so many others over the last year or two – things move so much faster on places like Twitter and Facebook now that blogs almost seem outmoded. They still have their place, but generally for longer things, and there’s a whole content ownership discussion as well – stuff I won’t go into here.

I also don’t mean to turn into ‘book review central’, but there is one other book I’ve been meaning to mention that’s a must buy for anyone with a dog (it’s that good) – Speaking for Spot by Dr Nancy Kay:

http://www.speakingforspot.com/

You can read a ton of great reviews about it with a lot more detail, but I will just say this…

There’s a lotta stuff in Speaking for Spot that it’s either taken most of us 10-15 years or more of not always so pleasant experience and several dogs to learn, or that we didn’t learn even with all that experience, and you can save yourself a whole lotta time and grief by just getting and reading it now.  You’ll be way ahead of the game.

Don’t know about you, but I’ve got tons to read, and I’m always looking for smart ways to cut that back, especially by finding the proverbial “one-stop shop” where I can get what I need all at one shot.

Most of the time I don’t even come close, but here’s an exception:  Dolittler.com – the one and only veterinary site that I read, and the only one you need to read, too.

Dr. Patty Khuly, a veterinarian in Miami, FL runs it and writes not only about many common health issues but a lotta “inside” veterinarian things, too, many of which are controversial.  She pulls no punches, either, which I really like, and manages to do that while not being obnoxious at the same time – a tough trick most people don’t seem to manage (I wish I could do it as well as she does).  There’s probably been a few times I’ve disagreed with her about something, but must not be many because I can’t even remember one right now.

She provided a lot more background info about the site, why she created it, and so on, in this interview from a few months ago:

“The Benefits of Blogging: An Interview With Dr. Patty Khuly”

Definitely check it out – I’m willing to bet it will quickly become a must read place in your RSS feeds, just like it is in mine.

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