Daily Dog Parent

Short emails about being a dog parent.

The real version, not the Instagram version.

I'm Bobby. I have a Westie named Sami. He's 8 kg of opinions, white fur, and an unshakeable belief that he deserves whatever I'm eating.

Three times a week, I send a short email about what it's actually like to live with a dog. No listicles. No "10 HACKS YOUR VET DOESN'T WANT YOU TO KNOW." Just a guy with a dog, telling you things I've learned, things I've messed up, and things that made me feel something.

What you'll get

Emails on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - short enough to read before your dog finishes their breakfast
Honest stories about the parts of dog parenting nobody talks about
Free tools I've built - like an airline checker and a real dog age calculator
Here's a taste
Your dog can smell what time it is

I'm not being poetic. This is actual science.

Your smell fades in the house throughout the day. When it drops to a certain level, your dog knows - from experience - that you're about to walk through the door.

That's why they're waiting for you when you get home. They smelled the clock...

From Bobby (and Sami) - somewhere in Portugal

My wife Miruna has 200K+ followers across @westievibes. I'm the one who watches it all happen and thinks about it too much.