Author: journodog1897

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Hey, everyone! It’s me, your ever-so-happy tail-wagging pup JournoDog! Since every human seems to be talking about and obsessing over the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex), let me chime in with my own doggie observations... Because notably, there’s a dog involved in this #RoyalWedding news coverage! To … Continue reading JournoDog’s Royal Wedding Edition

But in the name of sharing some wise words along with the fun filter photos, here's something to chew on: "Knowledge is power, but it's far from being wisdom. Knowledge concerns what we know, while wisdom concerns what we make of what we know. Establishing an aristocracy of learning is what we should all be … Continue reading JournoDog: Artistic Photo Filters… and Deep Thoughts

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"Are we corrupting the freedom of speech (and the press) with yellow journalism? With journalism sources so unscrupulous and click-baity these days, and an audience more than happy to consume mucky gossip than real news, it’s a system that has made way for more news channels with no other target but to sensationalize and titillate, … Continue reading Journalism Under Attack

A repost of an original Facebook Note created April 8, 2017. JournoDog recap of all the best, most tail-wagging news out there in the online world. You know, the real scoop (of food) and pawesomeness of it all that’s worthy of belly rubs and doggy snuggles. Until next week, or whenever the news beckons like … Continue reading Introducing JournoDog

Hey, everyone! Welcome back to my weekly JournoDog recap of all the best, most tail-wagging news out there. Here's a question for you all, dear readers: What is Black, White, READ all over? A #JournoDog, of course!!! That's a little JournoDog newspapering and coloring humor, just in time for National Crayon Day on March 31. … Continue reading Coloring Outside the Lines

This story was written long ago, before JournoDog found her "Forever Home" in 2007 and was still a young pup. These words were passed down, and are shared now for the record to know where this dog came from — as much as history allows. Some names have been changed to protect identities that didn't … Continue reading A Rescued Dog’s Origin Story