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The story

I’ve spent a lot of time watching dogs. I mean really watching them.

Not casually, from across the room. Up close, in the particular way you learn to do when you have a house full of them and your job is to read what’s going on between them — who’s comfortable, who’s not, who’s about to make a decision. I run a small home boarding operation, which means I spend my days with dogs who are navigating new spaces, new smells, new social situations. It’s the best education in dog psychology there is.

What I’ve learned is that dogs are almost constantly communicating — with us, with each other, with their environment. They’re asking questions with their bodies, giving answers with their ears, negotiating whole conversations in the space of a few seconds. Most people miss it. Not because they don’t care, but because nobody ever showed them what to look for.

“That’s the gap this site is trying to fill — not training tips, not gear reviews. Just the actual experience of being with dogs, and what it feels like when you start to understand what they’re saying.”

Delighted By Dogs started as a way to put that knowledge somewhere useful. The breed guessing game came first — because honestly, it’s the most fun way I know to talk about what makes each dog distinct. The psychology posts followed, because I kept finding myself wanting to explain what I was seeing. DoggyTV grew out of watching how much my boarding dogs settled when there was something interesting on screen. Parkway Pups has always been there, doing the thing that started all of it.

None of this is clinical. I’m not a certified behaviorist — I’m someone who has spent a lot of hours in the company of a lot of different dogs, paying close attention. That’s the perspective here: curious, warm, and genuinely interested in what these animals are doing and why.

If you’re here because you love your dog and want to understand them better — welcome. If you’re here because you find dog psychology genuinely fascinating — also welcome. If you’re here because you couldn’t resist trying to guess the breed — completely valid.

You’re in the right place.

What this site is

Three things, one place.

Content for dog lovers

Warm, behavior-aware writing on what dogs are actually feeling and doing. Accessible psychology without the jargon — or the condescension.

Content for dogs

DoggyTV — calming, movement-rich nature content designed around how dogs actually see and hear. Leave it on. It genuinely helps.

A game worth playing

The breed guessing game is the heart of it. New mystery dog every week. One photo, five clues, one answer. The community guesses together.