: About Me

I currently live in South Florida, but I'd rather be living back in Pittsburgh. Unfortunately, the only way that will ever happen would be if I got divorced or became a widow. Neither option is favorable. I've been married for twenty-seven years and we are still speaking! I am the proud mother of two boys, two dogs, two cats and two birds. Friends sometimes call me "Mrs. Noah". It's probably a good thing I only have one husband.

My love of animals, especially dogs, gave me the inspiration to start my own business; Always About Dogs. Owning a Great Dane and a Mastiff, what else would I call it? Now that the business is running well, I'm starting another one, so we'll have to see how that one turns out! I've got my fingers crossed.

I've wanted to be a writer ever since I learned how to read. I've written a few manuscripts I never thought were good enough to submit to an actual publisher. Life intruded and writing was pushed aside. I'm giving it another shot whenever I'm lucky enough to find some quiet time

My passion is ...

My family, Always About Dogs and making money.

I know too much about ...

You can never know to much, there's always something new.

My parents always told me ...

They loved me.

My childhood ambition ...

To be a published author.

My favorite memory ...

To many to single one out.

Why I write ...

It's something I feel like I have to do.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Anything I come across!

My first job ...

I was a waitress and I'm still happy to say that I was so bad that I got fired. I was thrilled!

My best moment ...

When my boys were born.

My inspiration ...

My mother.

Pets & Animals > Vets & Pet Health Tips for choosing a veterinarian for your pet

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When selecting a veterinarian do you just choose one out of the Yellow Pages because it's closest to your home? Maybe it was a relative who recommended the vet you currently take your dog to and their word was good enough. Would you choose a doctor for yourself or a family member in the same way? I sure hope you answered no to that. The reason being that everyone is different, much the same way that dog breeds are different and don't always require the same care. When deciding on a vet for your dog's health care it's always important to know what, if any, health concerns you may have to de...

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