Wow!  This dog just finished watching a great semi-final NCAA Men’s Basketball game between Butler Bulldogs and Michigan State Spartans.  The underdog Butler Bulldogs just defeated the mighty Michigan State Spartans, 52-50.

This game reminded me of the time when a big old German Shepard tried to pick a fight with this beagle and I surprised him by flipping him on his back.  Boy, was he surprised, just like Michigan State.

This Crazy Beagle says, “Go, Bulldogs, Go!”

I hope all of my fellow beagles have a wonderful Passover, Easter, etc. It’s always so colorful with the painted. eggs

Keeping with my series on items that may make you sick, there are a couple of items that are toxic for us dogs. The items Lilies and Tulips. Please take caution to not eat these items.

Sonic the Crazy Beagle says have a safe holiday!

It’s 68 degrees, sunny, and another beautiful day in Virginia Beach! This beagle can’t wait for the “Little Gal,” my nickname for my owner’s daughter’s, to come home so that we can go for our walk around the neighborhood a couple of times.

While being outside, we dogs need to be extra careful of the outdoor dangers. This is the second part of my ongoing series on toxic foods, plants, etc. that can harm us dogs.

We will continue with the following outdoor plants that are poisonous to dogs:

• Azaleas
• Daffodils
• Foxglove
• Ivy
• Morning Glory
• Nightshade
• Oak
• Green Potato
• Rhododendrum
• Wisteria

Be wise and stay away from any outdoor flowers. It is better to be safe than sorry. I want my fellows beagles to bark loudly for a long time.

Come back tomorrow as I share with you what outdoor plants are toxic for us dogs.