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Entries in Paleo Comfort Foods (1)

Friday
Jun242011

DOES YOUR DOG HAVE "IT"? 

Since I have started writing about Sampson, I have gotten several requests for reader's dogs to make a guest appearance on the Dog Blog. I do feature other people wanting to share their paper and ink babies on my Writers on Wednesday series, (I promise more of these are coming soon!) so why not those wanting to talk about their hairy darlings?

Is your canine ready for a close-up?

Our first guest will be Sampson's littermate, Remy but we don't discriminate against small dogs either! 

I've heard from readers with Westies and cockapoos and Rotties and more--I'd love to profile your dog and it's special attributes or just commiserate on the damages done, Marley and Me style.

I have a dear childhood friend whose first cookbook is coming out this year, a Paleo adaptation of all your Southern Favorites called Paleo Comfort Foods. They also have two of the funniest looking dogs I've ever seen--they might make a dual appearance to talk about their cookbook and their canine companions. 

 

So... send me an email or comment here if you would like your canine to be a shining star on Sampson's weekly dog blog and I'll give you all the details. 

Thanks, 

Chandra