Posted: December 30, 2013
Christmas Outtakes
As promised last weeks, here are some of the more amusing outtakes from last week’s photoshoot for our Christmas “card": She just couldn’t stay awake! These next three would’ve made an amusing gif. It appears almost as though she’s singing “Joy to the World!" like Clark Griswold. JOY TO THE WORLD! This is one of my favorites of all of them: Nanoo NanooOh, wait – too...
Posted: December 23, 2013
Merry Christmas from the Dog Blog!
Good afternoon and a Merry Christmas from the Insurance Dogger! We hosted a mini-photo shoot with Sammy last night in preparation for putting together Social Media Christmas greetings, and some of the results are below. We narrowed and narrowed, and the picture on top was the final winner! (Outtakes to follow some time later this week or next!) We hope that all of you have...
Posted: November 1, 2013
Before you have work done on your home….
Might be time to call in a repair man! Good morning! Today we have a very simple recommendation for you to consider before having a contractor come to do work on your home. Before you have a contractor (any type of contractor) come in to your home to work, you should have them provide you with a current certificate of insurance. A certificate (example below) will...
Posted: October 16, 2013
The Dog Blog gets patriotic
Today our country stands on the edge of a precipice of our own making. The actions of the few, those who we elected as our political representatives, have had (and could continue to have) serious negative repercussions on the many. As we watch, waiting anxiously for word that our chosen government will continue to honor its financial obligations, we debate amongst one another about the...
Posted: October 11, 2013
A Review of Personal Insurance – Home Owners (Part 1)
Tuckered out after a long day of writing! Homeowners coverage: Where to begin? With your home, of course! In this installment, I’m going to review a couple things to keep in mind while reviewing or considering insuring your home – based on the assumption that you own, not rent. The primary concern of homeowners is protecting the actual dwelling itself. As there are quite a...
