Danasia Fantastic
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Danasia@theurbanrealist.com
Creator of TheUrbanRealist.com, UR/WIN Consulting Agency & my dog parenting blog LargeDogSmallApartment.com.
I love covering home decor, luxury travel, lifestyle and large dog necessities!
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Still recovering after two weeks of birthday shenanigans! What. A. Ride. I’m so thankful for all of the bday messages, kind words and time spent with friends who love me despite all my flaws. Life isn’t perfect but I love the renewed hope I feel after these last few days! Love you all! Also happy birthday to all my fellow Sags- RUN IT UP!!!! Also I know my team is down bad right now but GO EAGLES! #happybirthdaytome #sagittariusseason #letsgo #sagseason #baldandbeautiful @itsbeennreal @roddzillla @rosketchy @ronhill @oddberd @rhoden3000 @dontemaurice @d_dixon_ @zackerytyler @nhgstudios @elmalo.atl
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Obsessed with this quote! Dropping a weekly newsletter for my paid subscribers tomorrow called Lust Or Bust? Each weekend I’ll highlight what’s happened in culture, design and more- then we’ll decide whether we love it or hate it! Subscribe at the link in my bio! Pic via Pinterest #Lustorbust #newsletters
In honor of #nationalpuppyday here are some baby pics of Miles and Humphrey! Humphrey has always been judgmental looking lol! I can’t imagine my life without these two! @largedogsmallapt
Living with Miles is still a full-time job! He’s still hella cute though! #gsdpuppy #dogsofig #blackgsd
The latest issue of my newsletter drops TONIGHT at 9pm, and it’s a classic! A peek at some of the things I’ll be sharing: - How to travel to Finland for FREE (if you’re also in the pursuit of happiness this is for YOU)… - A library you’ll want to hang out in, even if you don’t believe in reading… - A website full of FREE tools for damn near everything… Also, this is one of the funniest, most spot-on t-shirts I’ve ever been given! @rosketchy you get me! P.S. I’m dying to go to Finland for the Masterclass of Happiness because I want to learn how to find contentment and joy in everyday living! 📸 @kidcalledakota Subscribe at the link in bio! #ICYMI Paid subs get maddd perks, in addition to full access to the archives. #newsletter #visitfinland #findyourinnerfinn
Why am I so bad with time and memory? 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴 Anyways, TheUrbanRealist turned 10! So proud of the community I’ve built, the friendships I’ve made & the brands I’ve partnered with! I want to thank everyone who’s been along for the ride! I’m still rolling out new content on TUR every week. I’ll be sure to add links to it in my newsletter! Also, if you haven’t subscribed yet, the link is in my bio! The latest D.I.Issue drops this weekend! If you’re a paid subscriber, you have full access to the archive! Cheers to hopefully another 10 years of rocking with each other! #TURTURNS10 #blackbloggers #newsletter
I’ve got a lot of goodies in the newsletter that drops this weekend! This carousel is just the tip of the iceberg. Don’t MISS OUT! Subscribe at the link in my bio now! #newsletter #subscribe #culture
I know this feeling all too well! 😂😂😂 Who else can relate? #justoneofthosedays
That’s why it’s so important to understand seizures in dogs. Having a visual of your dog’s seizure is a big help for your vet. Once your dog has gotten through his seizure, it’s time to start addressing the issue as quickly as possible. It’s important to remain calm, understand what’s happening, and get your dog treatment as soon as possible.
I’d like to introduce you all to our latest family member Miles Trayvon Davis! The shelter allowed me to bring Humphrey by before adopting him to make sure they would get along- Having a puppy again has been fun, but definitely has it’s own set of challenges, especially since he’s a working line dog. I’ll be sure to share tips and things I’m learning on this journey of being a new German Shepherd puppy Mom!
This game is great because they get some tasty treats and some great mental stimulation. Tug of war is a natural way to play with your dog and help him relieve pent up energy because it’s how dogs naturally play with each other. Because dogs can get incredibly excited when playing this game, establish some ground rules such as stopping the game if your dog’s teeth touch your hand or he gets too aggressive in his play. A trip to the park allows for the physical stimulation of being free to run and play, while also giving him the mental stimulation of meeting new friends.
Also called Poison Parsley, Spotted Hemlock, Winter Fern, California Fern, Nebraska Fern, and Deadly Hemlock, this plant contains various alkaloids which can cause symptoms ranging from agitation to death in severe cases. Also known as Branching Ivy, Glacier Ivy, Needlepoint Ivy, Sweetheart Ivy, and California Ivy, the plant contains triterpenoid saponins, which can cause the following symptoms: A holiday favorite in many homes, mistletoe contains toxalbumin and pharatoxin viscumin which cause dogs to have GI tract issues as well as circulatory system problems. Symptoms include: • Intense burning and irritation of the mouth, tongue, lips, and throat Also commonly called Umbrella Tree, Australian Ivy Palm, Octopus Tree, and Starleaf, Schefflera contains calcium oxalate crystals which cause intense localized reaction. Also known as Rosebay and Rhododendron, this plant contains grayantoxin which can cause: Chances are your dog won’t eat this, but if he does, the alkaloids in boxwood will cause: Also called Bead Tree, China Ball Tree, Paradise Tree, Persian Lilac, White Cedar, Japanese Bead Tree, Texas Umbrella Tree, and Pride of India, the ripe berries of this tree contain meliatoxins.