Catahoulagans

Missing Brothers It had been two days since Mr. Wright and his twin brother Lefty went missing. Known in high-society circles as the Cashmere Brothers, they were constantly together. They were last seen by their very close friend Jimmy Choo. A dragnet of the brother’s […]

OK, so I might as well be invisible. The Parents are looking right past me with great interest watching something with tons of snow on the silly waste of time human idiot box. Like duh, it is Winter, so what’s the big deal? I did […]

Well, it has been a year since our last post and a lot has happened. Our sorrow over the loss of Louie, our first Catahoula has abated partially due to the nonstop antics of his little brother Sage who has also refined his keyboard skills […]

Louis Boucher Pilcher 5.14.2011 – 12.27.2024 Where is Louie? Where is my Louie? Louie is running free. In July of 2011 we brought Louie home. He was eight weeks old. He grew into our hearts with his spirited ways and became entwined in our lives. […]

I don’t know why Mom and Dad got so excited about traveling to Africa. They say it’s because they can see exotic wild animals in their natural habitat. Whatever, but they get to see me in my natural habitat every day! So, I asked Mom […]

Mom and Dad have held me captive for months – they say it’s a pandemic and we just need to chill and stay home. Well, I’m not one to sit around on my paws, so I Googled corona and not only did I learn a […]

So, my mom has been working from home my whole life. More importantly, I’ll be 9 years-old on May 11th and really need a Chewy gift card. So help me have a Howling Happy Virtual Birthday Party! So… what were we talking about? Oh yeah, […]

What could be better than summer camp in the great outdoors? Spending time with a bunch of my friends, endless play, a swimming hole, great food, and a bunk house where we all stay up and tell stories until the camp counselor comes in to […]

An Earth Day guest blog from my parents about their recent backpack in the Grand Canyon. Layers of history The Grand Canyon is a mirror in time. Revealing layers of stone, each with a history, it tells a story that you can see. It also […]

Take it all in. Open space. Big sky. A sea of flowers – red, pink, yellow, orange. . . The sun on my back. Miles of trails – some easy, some rugged. Forests. Stream crossings, my favorite. Birds, deer, coyotes, lizards, and at least one […]