N is for...

Here we are with another installment of the A to Z Challenge.

Our contributions to the A to Z Challenge this time around are a series of doodles starring my angel Rosie. In this series of doodles, Rosie is going throughout a more or less routine sort of day, doing this and that, A to Z style. So, what's Rosie doing with the letter N?

N is for...Nap Time

Throughout this A to Z Challenge, we're also going to do our best to share furbaby photos that in some way correlate with angel Rosie's daily alphabetical adventures. To go along with today's A to Z topic of Nap Time, Evan wants you all to know that it's okay to stop and drop for a nap whenever and wherever you need one. He often helps out this mom of his while she's cooking in the kitchen or doing laundry. If such snoopervision tires him out, he immediately stops for a nap. Here he is settling into his favorite bed for a nap by the dryer.

Happy napping, friends!

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Our Tip of the Day:

Today's tip relates to being cautious when near napping furbabies. Especially when it comes to deaf or skittish pets, be careful not to scare them when they're napping, such as by unexpectedly petting them. When napping and deep asleep, some dogs or cats might even display fear aggression if woken unexpectedly, which could result in even an accidental bite or scratch. As needed, if you need a sleeping cat or dog's attention, or are approaching them when they're sleeping, say their name first, or make another sound that is not alarming. Not all pets will be alarmed when awoken by a hand petting them and the like. You know your furbaby and their behaviors best. To be safe rather than sorry, though, especially if around an unfamiliar cat or dog, or if a particular cat or dog is on the skittish side or is growing older or deaf, then perhaps do try to avoid petting them while they're sleeping so as not to alarm them, and to avoid the risk of a bite or scratch.