A woman in a plain black hoodie sits by a sunlit window holding a mug, with a golden retriever asleep on a cozy blanket beside her. A framed “Be That Dog” sign hangs behind them, and a circular THiNK LiKE A DOG logo appears in the lower-right corner.

How THiNKiNG LiKE A DOG Can Help Manage ADHD "Potato Days"

Erin Wood 8 minute read

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Black crewneck sweatshirt with blue “Just Doin’ What My Dog Tells Me” graphic, styled flat lay with dog toys, iced coffee, denim, and retro props.

Just Doin' What My Dog Tells Me: A Defense of Following the Dog's Lead

Erin Wood 6 minute read

Product Launches

Cream typewriter-paper background with the closing paragraph centered in monospace ink: ‘A woman had been standing over her pumpkin since Saturday, weighing compost against pie. Murph had a third option.’ Dated 11/02/26. THiNK LiKE A DOG wordmark in

Compost Against Pie (Sgt. Puppy’s Field Notes, November 2)

Erin Wood 1 minute read

Camp Puppy Haven

Cream typewriter-paper background with the closing paragraph centered in monospace ink: ‘The clocks go back Sunday. A man was explaining to his dog that dinner would be an hour later now. The dog didn’t agree to that.’ Dated 10/30/26. THiNK LiKE A DO

The dog didn’t agree to that (Sgt. Puppy’s Field Notes, October 30)

Erin Wood 1 minute read

Camp Puppy Haven

Cream typewriter-paper background with the closing paragraph centered in monospace ink: ‘One bag was already open. It was Thursday. Doris took the porch. I took the kitchen.’ Dated 10/29/26. THiNK LiKE A DOG wordmark in the lower right.

Six bags of full-size candy bars (Sgt. Puppy’s Field Notes, October 29)

Erin Wood 1 minute read

Camp Puppy Haven

Cream typewriter-paper background with the closing paragraph centered in monospace ink: ‘A man had checked the forecast four times before noon. Winter was still coming. Murph lay down on a bale and kept watch.’ Dated 10/28/26. THiNK LiKE A DOG wordma

Winter Was Still Coming (Sgt. Puppy’s Field Notes, October 28)

Erin Wood 1 minute read

Camp Puppy Haven

Cream typewriter-paper background with the closing paragraph centered in monospace ink: ‘A woman was fitting her retriever for a lobster suit. Third try. The retriever stood for it. Dave took a picture. Nobody filed a complaint.’ Dated 10/27/26. THiN

The Retriever Stood for It (Sgt. Puppy’s Field Notes, October 27)

Erin Wood 1 minute read

Camp Puppy Haven

Cream typewriter-paper background with the closing paragraph centered in monospace ink: ‘The woman stood in the yard a long time after. The Goose leaned on her leg. Nobody closes something on purpose without missing it a little.’ Dated 10/26/26. THiN

See You in May (Sgt. Puppy’s Field Notes, October 26)

Erin Wood 1 minute read

Camp Puppy Haven

Cream typewriter-paper background with the closing paragraph centered in monospace ink: ‘A woman was scraping her windshield with a library card. The scraper was in the trunk. Murph knew. Murph doesn’t lie. He also doesn’t volunteer.’ Dated 10/23/26.

A Library Card for the Windshield (Sgt. Puppy’s Field Notes, October 23)

Erin Wood 1 minute read

Camp Puppy Haven

The Man Was the One Who Was Nervous — Sgt. Puppy Field Notes

The Goat Was Not Consulted (Sgt. Puppy’s Field Notes, October 22)

Erin Wood 1 minute read

Camp Puppy Haven

Cream typewriter-paper background with the closing paragraph centered in monospace ink: ‘At noon the siren went. Every dog on the hill answered. A woman apologized to her neighbor for hers. Nothing to apologize for. He was keeping time.’ Dated 10/21/

He Was Keeping Time (Sgt. Puppy’s Field Notes, October 21)

Erin Wood 1 minute read

Camp Puppy Haven

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