Explore the pup side of life
I've noticed how Daddy does certain things to help me, which in my heart identifies him as my handler:
Something I'm learning pretty quickly is that pup play is hard work as well as fun!
So, just because you're a humanpup, and your friends and close community welcome you with scritches and treats, doesn't mean that everyone you meet will want to play with you...
Boundaries establishes a safe and comfortable space for me to be me. Recharging and some basic self-care in the form of time and space is an important part of who...
There is actually quite a bit of information on pupplay out there (including other various pet and critter play, too). Sniffing out and digging for what's be useful for this site is an ongoing process. The diversity of what's available is mind-blowing - from groups to individuals, from global to local, from pup to pup. Just ask.
Once I knew pup play was a thing, I wanted to know as much as... Learn More
I consider myself Belgian Malinois Wolf mix pup, untrained and non-domesticated, exploring and growing into... Learn More
I have questions, doesn't every curious puppy out there? And I've also been asked questions... Learn More
Hi, I'm CanePup. I'm passionate about empowering myself as human pup to take control of my own self growth and development to be the best version of myself at any given moment. I'm 40-something, still young pup at heart (pronouns they/them), I write about my feelz, moments and journey of...
Pup and Handler journey exploring the pup side of life
So how does one start training a puppy? How would I go about it? Daddy and I are exploring the pup and Handler journey
I still don't quite know what triggers me into pupspace yet. A friend and I were invited into a low, wide cage when we showed curiosity.
"I've adopted you." Words one does not always hear every day or even that often to be honest, "I've adopted you", coming from a human pup, scary maybe, off-guard but we will get back to that. These are my perspectives. The Start I was not...
It started out with a simple comment: "Is there space for one more". This was just to experience what this particular cage felt like inside, a curiosity and a first but without a pup mindset or intentions.
When I'm griping about something when Daddy's around, one of two things will happen. Either it will end up being an interesting discussion or he will say to me 'it seems to be a you issue'.
The Wolf of Wobbelese *A story poem (inspired by true events)*
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smol pup projects that help keep a pawsitive attitude
I found myself needing some extra motivation. So I lay in bed, listening to my body. My hood came to mind.
This idiom of keeping the wolf from your door, has a negative connotation of keeping something bad away,
Have you heard this expression? It's been with me as far as I can remember. The howling of a lonely doggo left behind is so heart torn and forlorn. And I want to howl with
I’m still learning about pupspace and myself through curiosity and wonder - and then I write a little something
Its just been a matter of time since I actually sat down with myself on...
This idiom of keeping the wolf from your door, has a negative connotation of keeping...