Category: 867: Small Dog’s Consulting App, Black History Month, An Electrifying Valentine’s Day + Exclusive Specials

Looks like we will have some snow to shovel and make paths for the dogs in the yard this weekend. Besides some Olympic action, the NBA All-Star game is on Sunday, so it will be a good weekend for staying warm and watching athletes! Thank you for reading this issue of Kibbles & Bytes. Your…

Due to the storm on the east coast, UPS and others are experiencing shipping delays. Take a look at their “*website here*”:http://www.ups.com to check location-specific information. “*Log into your Top Dog account here*”:https://checkout.smalldog.com/topdog/club to check tracking on any recent Small Dog order. We apologize for any inconvenience! __In Vermont, we’re working on almost 18 inches…

Long time Kibbles readers and other Small Dog aficionados know that our slogan is “Always By Your Side.” This is, of course, a metaphor that describes our commitment to customer service, not a threat that we are going to follow you around wherever you go. However, now we can literally be “Always In Your Pocket”…

One of my longtime hobbies has been building mini power generation systems. Usually these are based on solar, but I’ve also experimented with thermoelectric power generation. If there’s one thing I’ve learned in all my projects, it’s that power, and specifically electricity, is actually rather difficult to make. Normally, we plug stuff into the wall…

__Editor’s Note: Did you know that Don has been featuring a notable black American for Black History Month every day in February on our blog?__ “*Take a look!*”:http://blog.smalldog.com While I was watching the Boston Celtics the other night, I noticed that many of the Celtics were wearing purple sneakers. It took the commentators about 24…

_Dear Friends,_ As a Nor’easter works its way up the coast, Vermonters are hoping for a big dump (probably unlike most of our friends to the east and south). Roger Hill, a meteorologist from WDEV, has coined the term “Nor’incher” to describe this year’s snow falls so far. We have not had much snow up…