The Munzely Journal
Stories worth hanging on to
Heroic, legendary and much-loved dogs — plus honest advice for pet parents who want to remember theirs properly.
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How a Cowardly Great Dane Became the World’s Favorite Mystery-Solving Dog
Imagine a huge dog at a dark doorway, waiting for you to take the next step together. In the story you might tell about…
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7 Thoughtful Gifts for the Dog Mom Who Has Everything
Some dog moms already own the matching pajamas, the paw-print mug, and enough tennis balls to supply a small tournament. Finding something thoughtful for…
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Why Snoopy Might Be the Most Beloved Dog Who Never Existed
A beagle is stretched out on top of his doghouse, eyes closed, and he is not napping. Somewhere behind those eyelids he is a…
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Meet the Goldendoodle: A Complete Guide to the Internet’s Favorite Dog
The curls catch your eye. The muddy paws, enthusiastic greetings, and stolen socks tell you what living with a Goldendoodle is actually like. These…
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The Dog Who Ran Miles Through the Forest to Bring Back Rescuers
Gita’s owner had slipped and fallen in a remote forest, and now she was running several miles to find help. That is the part…
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The Little Schnauzer Who Knocked the Phone Off the Hook to Save a Life
Bethe Bennett lay unconscious with a broken femur, and her Miniature Schnauzer, Danny, was licking her face. There is something hard to hold in…
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Which Pet Portrait Style Fits Your Dog’s Personality?
Your dog might greet visitors with a toy, supervise dinner from the best chair, or quietly follow you from room to room. Those little…
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How the Goldendoodle Went From Guide-Dog Experiment to Internet Darling
Imagine lifting your phone for a photo just as your Goldendoodle rests their chin on your knee. There goes the picture you planned. The…
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A Gentle Guide to Honoring a Pet Who Has Passed
When a pet dies, the house gets quiet in a way that is hard to explain. Their bowl is still by the door. The…
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The Gentle Giant Bred to Jump Into the Sea and Save You
The rope slips, the net goes slack, and before anyone on deck can shout, a dog the size of a small bear is already…
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