Because a Golden Retriever has never asked "So, what are we?" after a cuddle session. We are deep in the trenches of Valentine’s Week. It is Hug Day - February 12 - a date that sounds lovely in theory but often feels like a logistical nightmare in practice. Hugging humans is complicated. There are angles to consider. There is the duration issue (too short? too long?). There is the terrifying possibility of accidentally head-butting someone’s glasses. And let’s not forget the emotional baggage; sometimes a hug is just a hug, but sometimes it is a silent negotiation of intimacy that leaves you overthinking for three hours. But there is a loophole. If you share your house with a four-legged roommate, you already know the secret. The only hug that comes with zero subtext, zero judgment, and 100% serotonin is the one you get from your dog or cat. They are ...
Because a Golden Retriever has never asked "So, what are we?" after a cuddle session. We are deep in the trenches of Valentine’s Week. It is Hug Day - February 12 - a date that sounds lovely in theory but often feels like a logistical nightmare in practice. Hugging humans ...
Because a Golden Retriever has never asked "So, what are we?" after a cuddle session. We are deep in the trenches of Valentine’s Week. It is Hug Day - February 12 - a date that sounds lovely in theory but often feels like a logistical nightmare in practice. Hugging humans ...
Because a Golden Retriever has never asked "So, what are we?" after a cuddle session. We are deep in the trenches of Valentine’s Week. It is Hug Day - February 12 - a date that sounds lovely in theory but often feels like a logistical nightmare in practice. Hugging humans ...