We like to go places where the dogs can run loose and enjoy themselves. Jack’s River, in the Cohutta Wilderness Area, is my favorite destination. If you’ve ever looked at the Chattahoochee River, or any of the ponds, lakes, or streams in the Atlanta area, and wondered if there is any clear water in Georgia, Jack’s River is the answer. A pristine mountain stream in one of the only totally protected areas in Georgia, it is the perfect getaway; a place to enjoy the scenery and the quiet. 

Rhonda Weisberg is a multi-talented entrepreneur, graphic artist, and pet psychic. Rhonda's readings have helped countless pet owners understand their pets' issues, make difficult decisions, and cope with loss and grief.  Rhonda can often be seen at local pet events, generously donating her time to raise funds for great causes.  You can contact Rhonda via her web site, Juggling Cat Design.

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I’m The Pupster.  Frisbee is what I do -  and I’m good.  So -  I’ll tell you what I know about a quality disc.

1.  It’s gotta’ fly.
Your people have to like the disc too.  After all, you spend most of your time convincing them to go ahead and throw it.  People care about how the disc flies.  And let’s face it – we love our people, but as athletes, they pretty much suck. They need all the help they can get. 

2. It’s gotta’ be tough.
Sure, plastic lasts forever.  But be honest – it’s one of the best things to chew and shred.  It’s so satisfying the way your teeth sink into it!  

But once you’ve shredded your disc, it doesn’t fly too well.  Then your people will get bored with the game.  And, the rough edges of the disc can cut your mouth. I know, it’s only blood, but sometimes this freaks your people out.  When your people freak, they stop the game.  When they stop the game, you don’t get to play. 

So – bottom line - you have got to learn not to chew the disc.  But in case you forget - it helps to have an indestructible disc.