Crowd Control for new pet restaurant

Dear Babyboomers and others

On pets - "It impresses me the power of companionship, the pivotal support that pets can provide in life. They share our emotional territory without judgement or blame. It is that atmosphere of acceptance - of wordless cheer- that is so deeply comforting even transforming."Pets" Barney Bardsley.

 I thought you might enjoy this summary of an article from the Mosman Daily. 

'Princess chew-ses meals of perfection'



The North Shore really knows how to pamper it's pooches with the first dog restaurant opening its doors and serving up cappucinos and organic cupcakes.

"Chew Chew, Sydney's first dog and cat restaurant, has a regularly changing menu, including beef steak and mushrooms, fish soup, chicken wings, and treats such as goat's yoghurt jelly and lamb bones...." Mosman Daily. Owners are not catered for but can BYO.

 Ms Okamoto, decided to start the restaurant when expanding her Chew Chew pet food business which provided home delivery of pet food and supplements. (There is take away and home delivery for the shy or not so social animals.)

Her recipes are based on Japanese nutritional principles, focusing on balancing the meals which include carrot, pumpkin, shitake mushrooms mixed with organic meat. Ms Okamoto believes that it is a mistake some people make to give their pets just the same food as this could lead to nutrition deficiency. She also "dishes up free consultation in pet care, nutrition, behaviour and training.
Within the same article was the following:-


Big day out and a gelato treat
DOG-LOVERS can travel over the bridge on Sunday and treat their pooch to a gelato.
The Dogs Day Out, organised by Manly council, is at Clontarf Reserve from 10-30 am to 2 -30pm.
Dog owners can get a portrait of their pet, buy them a dog gelato and check out the market stalls.
There will also be demonstrations by the Manly and district kennel and dog training club and NSW police dog squad. Details - 9976 1430


Clara - I did a quick Google (Carnivore V Omnivore) but there seems to be as many differing views re diets for pets as there are for bring up babies, so I'm not going there. What I will say though, is that I think Ms Okamoto is a brave woman and I hope she is good at 'Crowd Control'. Perhaps she also needs the NSW police dog squad on call. Another thought is that it would be a lively, fun outing, perhaps ideal for 'meating up with new friends'.


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The Importance of Pets

Hi R and other BB friends

Doggy Land
From Memoirs of a Babyboomer - 1970's
Importance of Pets
"It impresses me the power of companionship, the pivotal support that pets can provide in life. They share our emotional territory without judgement or blame. It is that atmosphere of acceptance - of wordless cheer- that is so deeply comforting even transforming."Pets" Barney Bardsley

Approaching thirty but with a few years still to go, and childless, meant that if you had a dog it was considered to be a child substitute; let alone having two Golden Retrievers, which absolutely consolidated that belief. Gigi was a gift from a friend and named already, was a lovely pet and was much loved by all.

She was joined by Nordi, a more robust dog which we purchased after checking out pedigrees etc. I almost feel that I should use 'who' rather than 'which' as she actually believed that she was a human.

I understand why people, particularly when our children have moved out, nuture their dogs almost as though they were another child.

I look forward to some photos of your three, Renotta, but also the other three offspring I missed out on.
Looking chilly today!

Love C

Welcome to my journey as I photograph something I created everyday for a year... Renotta

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