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http://www.myalaskanmalamute.com is the new domain!

12/27/2010

Slushpuppy Alaskan Malamutes now has its own domain - http://www.myalaskanmalamute.com
(and http://www.myalaskanmalamutes.com/) but my Email Address remains slushpuppymals@sympatico.ca while the Puppy Application is located at http://slushpuppy.50webs.com/app.htm (for now). The original Base Page with a nice Flash animation is at http://slushpuppy.50webs.com/ but it doesn't appear if you are using an iPad or iPhone or iTouch. I will likely change these around in a few months once the search engines pick up the new domain name. Highly unlikely I will link my Youtube or Facebook account (though I do have them).

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Two 'working' Alaskan Malamute demonstrations done!

12/6/2010

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Ernie and I went to Toronto, On to 'demonstrate' working qualities and abilities with an Alaskan Malamutes. Both events were geared toward pets, so large numbers of dogs (which I don't have) would not have been all that useful. The first event, last week of November, focussed on carting, and in the Malamutes case, scootering, since my cart is far too large, heavy and ground-wrecking to use. The second demonstration had hundreds of people come, as part of a Winterfest Celebration and which focussed on the Northern Breeds, in particular. We went between the harborfront demonstrations and Pawsway, where Ernie met dozens and dozens of kids, adults and other dogs. He was one pooped little man driving home (in a blizzard).

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the Cyberc@t

By trade I have been a journalist, photo technician, photographer, and art director. For the past 15 years however I've worked in media and design education. I still love to shoot portrait photographs of Alaskan Malamutes, along with action and other types of pictures.

These days I teach multimedia subjects, including basic, intermediate, and advanced Web subjects (without the coding), photography, writing and design. I have no desire however to work commercially - and so my dogs Web sites gives me an opportunity to explore Web technologies in a 'real-world' context.

While I know and use about 100 software applications, things like Weebly (what this version of my site is built in), provide invaluable insight into how 'normal' people (the bulk of the computer world) might use or create for the Internet and not just the tech community with which I am associated.

The dogs are my 'pets' while their Web site is my electronic playground :)

http://www.myalaskanmalamute.com is the new domain!

Two 'working' Alaskan Malamute demonstrations done!

the Cyberc@t

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