As we face the end of this year, we are reminded of all the record-breaking things experienced in 2019. This year, the House of Representatives held the most women it ever has, the first actual […]
Tag: dog blog
A Dog’s Letter to Santa
Dear Santa, Haiiii, it’s me. You know…the one who peed on you…and your sleigh…and your plastic reindeer friends…sorry about that. But please don’t be mad. I mean, the humans did place you and your crew […]
Dog-Related Questions That Google Can’t Answer, But a Dog Can
If you came to The Ruffington Post for solid dependable dog-related advice, you’ve come to the wrong place. It’s no secret that my owner, and creator of this blog, is no expert. Our blog can […]
Great Christmas Gifts for Your Dog
I’ll admit that I’m lazy when it comes to Christmas gift-giving. I’m known for last-minute Target purchases and in the past have just tied a bow around something I got from my own closet. But […]
Welcome to The Ruffington Post
Welcome to The Ruffington Post, an unconventional dog blog created by Lyla Evans, who has never read a dog blog in her life, and her smarter, more sophisticated dog Lex. If you’re looking for helpful […]
Expert Dog Reveals Tips for Obtaining Maximum Food this Thanksgiving
Disclaimer: After reading this post that my dog has written, I would like to add that it does not suggest in any way that a dog’s binge eating of human food is healthy. If anything, […]
5 Rescues To Follow on Social Media
We all have the same morning routine. We wake up, and before we even get out of bed, we mindlessly scroll through endless content posted on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. We curate our platforms by […]
Barking In Style: A Dog’s Fall Fashion Favorites
It’s a chilly Friday morning. The time is 8:32 am, almost time for your morning poop. The grass is green, the birds are chirping, and your neighbor that threatens you every time you pee on […]
How to Avoid a Ruff Bath Time for Your New Rescue
“Baths suck.” — My dog. I’ll never forget the day I met my rescue dog, Lex. As he jumped out of the car, I instantly noticed his floppy ears, excited little scamper, and, of course…his […]
