Paul Hendricks
"Just a Dog."

Whether pet or human, the loss of a family member is hard. In the midst of grief over that loss, hearing, “it’s just a dog,” well, makes me want to punch someone in the throat.

"Just a Dog."
Paul Hendricks
State of the Bully Ranch Union
State of the Bully Ranch Union
Paul Hendricks
Mother’s Day, Dogs, and Sick Jokes

Paul waxes nostalgic about his mom, his love for animals, and having a dark sense of humor.
RIP Patsy Ruth Hayes Hendricks
March 24, 1937 - April 25, 2019

Mother’s Day, Dogs, and Sick Jokes
The Barker Chronicles
Paul Hendricks
The Barker Chronicles VI

Apparently Barker Posey heard that we were writing about her. Her response? Take over the reins and write her own blog. Hoping to spread the truth as she see’s it, check out Barker’s take on, well… The Barker Chronicles - According to Barker Posey.

The Barker Chronicles VI
Paul Hendricks
State of the Union

America’s best looking author and Co-Founder of Bully Ranch presents the State of the Bully Ranch Union. Find out Bully Ranch’s Point A, where they’re going in 2019, and how you can help.

State of the Union

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The Barker Chronicles V

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The Barker Chronicles V

Do you wonder if you have a good dog or a bad dog? They probably fit into both categories at one time or another. In episode five of The Barker Chronicles, Diane plays with the notion of “good” and “bad” dogs using our little hellion, Barker Posey.

Mister Rogers Finds A New Neighborhood.

Mister Rogers Finds A New Neighborhood.

Mister Rogers found his new neighborhood with the help of many Angels. This is what we do in rescue. It’s tough, sometimes sad, yet in the end, there is no better feeling than giving a dog like Mister Rogers a new home, a new life, and people that love him.

The Barker Chronicles

The Barker Chronicles

Have you ever adopted a dog who did not meet your expectations? Were you afraid? Concerned? Think you made a mistake? Did you just hope for the best? Bully Ranch co-founder, loving dog steward, trainer, Diane Blastic, shares her frustration, fear, and the blessing that came from adopting a dog who didn’t care about expectations.