A visit with Romeo and Tuff’n
Romeo and Tuff’n live just outside Las Vegas and graciously showed me their princely lifestyle! These male capybaras were acquired separately, and are around 2 years old, nearly full grown. […]
BlogPaws 2014 or The One With The Capybara
BlogPaws, an organization for pet bloggers, held the 2014 conference in Las Vegas. Melanie Typaldos and I have attended for four years, but this is the first time a capybara […]
Conference Capybara « Capybara Madness
Melanie has posted a blog about our trip to the 2014 BlogPaws conference in Las Vegas! Here is photographic proof that I was there, something you won’t see in my […]
Blog Paws Donation! | ROUS Foundation
It really was quite a surprise. Especially since we had spent so much time straightening out our carefully orchestrated room reservations that we missed the original presentation on Thursday. Thank […]
Altered Amazon: Dramatic Changes Threaten Brazilian Tribes: Op-Ed | LiveScience
Maybe having a pet capybara isn’t such an original idea after all! Here’s a link to a short article about the loss of Brazilian rainforest during the past 10 years: […]
Not Jack This Time!
There is a capybara roaming free in England, but this time it isn’t Jack! This one is in a different area, by my fuzzy reckoning, but it is interesting that […]
Sustainable Ranching: Where Cows and Capybara Roam | LiveScience
This is a very interesting article about the Pantanel, a gigantic wetland in Brazil that is teeming with capybaras! Follow the link below to read the article. Sustainable Ranching: Where […]
Why Weight? (Fail)
When Melanie introduced the Why Weight* program, she asked me to get some photos of Dobby on his scale to promote the program. “Oh, sure,” I replied,”I can do that!” […]
Dobbye’s Diary – Issue Number One
*drumroll* We are pleased to announce the publication of our first newsletter! It isn’t a book, it isn’t even a magazine. But it’s FREE! Forward it, post it, print it […]
Buffalo-size rodent fossils stir scientists | SFGate
I love Dobbye, but a buffalo-sized Dobbye would be quite intimidating. The diagram is interesting, because it shows a “6-foot-tall human” towering over what is described in the title of […]
Dobby the Capybara 