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Moo Dog Press - Where Dogs Are Family And Country Matters. A Boston terrier sports a hand-knit sweater of 100 percent wool - sturdy, washable, practical for long walks and cold days.

If you’re looking for real things, people with passion who create businesses (the lifeblood spark of New England and the U.S economy), Moo Dog Press is for you. Our staff has a combined 30 years-plus of experience in corporate news, business magazines, newspapers owned by independent publishers and book publishers noted for their pioneering work in audio and travel arenas. And we’re growing. For more information (corporate) call (860) 257-0500. For Moo Dog Press or Moo Dog Knits magazines, call (860) 573-6181.


Bold, strong, true – at a draft horse spring plow event. Horses, dogs, humans come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and abilities. While most everyone can drive a car, it takes much more dedication and patience to work with a horse, train a dog or encourage a another human or a garden to grow to its full potential.

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For hands-on experiences with knitting, entrepreneurs, fiber mills and reviews of tools, yarn and products, visit Moo Dog Knits. Listings include upcoming festivals, workshops, book reviews, and interesting people along the way. (There’s a free PDF pattern for a classic terrier-size knitted sweater there also.)

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Handspun pure llama yarn on smooth Brittany black walnut needles. Tactile pleasure times two.
More walk development stories (we walk every day and find interesting things along the way) at Let’s Walk Connecticut River Valley. And if you think the Connecticut River is only in one state, our explorations take us throughout the New England region where the mighty river begins near Canada and flows south to meet Long Island Sound.

Life is to be savored, and that means heading out to find real things that grow, move and snort. Because, as Lincoln said “in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.”

That's Tilly modeling a hand-knit sweater created with handspun vegetal-dyed Churro yarn from Black Mesa Weavers.That’s Tilly modeling a hand-knit sweater created with handspun vegetal-dyed Churro yarn from Black Mesa Weavers for Life and Land, Inc., a nonprofit enterprise of the Dine’ (Navajo). For a short-haired Boston terrier that thinks big, a warm sweater is a necessity, and warm wool is practical – especially welcome on a ride home after a swim or an early-morning walk.