Well, it’s happened again.  G.K. has gone off to another dog show.  We Frenchies feel a real sense of void when he’s gone but, he is a great show dog.
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We’ve had some chilly, rainy weather here at the farm and after the rain, the temperatures got quite hot.  These are not the most ideal conditions for spring flowers and many blossoms have faded away.  However, we persevered and found blooms in the blue family.
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We Frenchies found Ryan way out in the woodland planting a little spring wonder.  Here’s a little lesson in ramps.
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In every area of the company, the pets of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia mix fashion smarts and creative expression. We caught up with them at their Chelsea offices for a look at the dogs behind the diva.  “This isn’t the kind of place where dogs are in suits 24/7,” said Founder pets Francesca and Sharkey. …

You may recall us telling you about all of the rose bushes that came from our home in East Hampton to be planted at our farm in Bedford.  Many roses have been planted, but there are still many more to go.
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We Frenchies were so happy to play hostesses to Beatrice Mochere-Mwasi, who was born in Kenya and runs a design company based in Nairobi.  Beatrice has been spending time visiting Martha’s office in New York City and was invited to see the farm and to observe a video shoot that was taking place for The …

Springtime is always busy at the farm and it seems that whenever Martha comes home, she brings more plants for the gardens.  That means that Ryan and his crew are busy beyond measure, getting all of the regular chores done and planting, too!  Anyway, here are some interesting facts about a pretty flowering perennial called …

Last Sunday, Karen Tracy, my breeder, came to the farm in Bedford for a visit.  She brought another Chow with her named Sequoia.  We had a lovely visit and Martha took a lot of photos of me, which she wanted posted on The Daily Wag as a photo gallery.
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Martha’s blog today is all about Matt Lauer, the co-host of NBC’s The Today Show, and his most recent visit to the farm.  Martha is promoting her new book, Living the Good Long Life: A Practical Guide to Caring for Yourself and Others, so of course, that’s what she and Matt discussed.  Whenever visitors come, …

When Hurricane Sandy blew through last October, she took down about 150 stately trees on the farm.  So much cleanup has been going on and now that spring is here, some new trees are being planted.  You can read all about it on Martha’s blog today.  You know how much we Frenchies love to be …