Although, while growing up my family had many dogs, I have been lacking my own pup since I went off to college. College life followed by city living was not conducive to dog ownership. In October of 2008, after moving to a pet friendly apartment in San Francisco, my wife and I brought home our Vizsla puppy, Captain. Since then, most of our free time (and cash) has gone into our puppy.
For some time I have been hearing about dog social networks or other doggie internet innovations. However, it wasn't until we brought Captain home that I began to really explore the world of doggie tech. Despite some interesting sites, there is still a lot of room for improvement. Most notably, dog information online is still very fragmented. There are Yahoo Groups, Google Groups, social networks, blogs, etc. However, I still haven't found that perfect doggie search engine, portal, or application.
This blog will chronicle my search for the best dog sites online, doggie applications, and fun dog technology.
So I hear they have kennels where they'll put a small camera on your dog, like on his collar or something, so that when you're away you can log in to see how/what he's doing. I expect it'd be mostly closeups of other dog's asses.
ReplyDeleteAlso there's that site that broadcasts puppies 24/7, just a camera pointed at a pen full of them. That was blowing up for a while.