Dobby’s Diary – Issue Number Two
I can’t believe Issue Number Two is finally here! Featured this time is a quiz: Are you ready for a capybara? It’s a dumb quiz, it’s way too long, and […]
Tag Archives: Melanie Typaldos
Dobbye Trip: Part 3 « Capybara Madness
I’m sure everyone has seen this excellent blog post all about Dobby and me. Melanie did such a great job taking photos and showing how wonderful Dobby is that I […]
Melanie Meets Dobby
I see Dobby every day, but meeting him was a real treat for Melanie. Her blogs about her trip to Seattle will be all about Dobby, and I’m very interested […]
Dobbye Trip: Part 2 « Capybara Madness
It’s all about ME! Dobby! You really do need to read this one! This blog would be better without Stacy, but it’s kind of hard to get rid of her. […]
At Home with Romeo and Tuff’n | Capybara Madness
Romeo and Tuff’n are in the news again! Melanie certainly enjoyed her day in the park! I have just posted some random photos from the blog here. You’ll want to […]
Wild Adventure in Las Vegas!
After the 2014 BlogPaws conference, the Fearless Four visited our friend, Stacey, and her fabulous menagerie! Of course, Georgi brought her capybara, Mia! Stacey has a lot of wild creatures […]
Capybara | World Cup Rio Brazil
Though it doesn’t have many NICE things to say about capybaras, they are featured wildlife on this World Cup website. Featured right after Coatimundis and Piranhas, that is. The photos […]
Mia the Capybara visits Bonnie Springs Ranch
Las Vegas is full of surprises. After BlogPaws we headed west to Bonnie Springs Ranch. Georgi and Mia beat us there and had spent the night in the fabulous motel. […]
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 […]
