Dr. Cash Money Harrison, S.O.H.B

10/14/2025|Dillon's Doggie Creations|Uncategorized

Proud Endorser

“Now that you know I am a doctor, let me take a moment and tell you what kind of doctor I am. Just in case you are wondering what an S.O.H.B doctor is, spelled out it reads: Study Of the Human Brain. It’s not a new profession, the fact is, there’s not enough of us to go around. My trade is to dig and dig until I get into the core of just what makes humans tick, and believe me, I’ve had some really doozies. I’ll give you an example. Have you noticed on your walks, which should be at least three times a day unless they have some other way of letting you relieve yourself and get exercise, have you ever noticed how some pet parents just leave your poop right there on other peoples’ lawns, or in some cases right on the sidewalk? It’s downright disgraceful, not to mention embarrassing and harmful to our environment, but it doesn’t stop there.

Have you ever noticed when people pass them on the street while they’re walking you, and some humans stop and show you some love. They say things like, “Oh isn’t he or she just a precious little thing?” They’re all up in your face and boy are you loving it. But then your mom or pop just stands there real unfriendly like, and just laugh under their breath a little? It makes that person leave and causes you your moment. Well, if any of you out there are experiencing these or other embarrassing issues at home, I have good news for you. I have perpared a list below of other behavior issues you maybe or may not be experiencing from your parents, which are common among humans. Just click on this white paw icon it will refer your pet parent, or parents, to my colleagues at Chewy. They will be more than happy to advise them on how to become an even better Pet Parent, just in case they think they are already. Oh, and please be patient with your human, as this will take some time.

Not getting top of the line meals at home
No home training
NoRegular Dentist Visits
Keeping you Safe
Regular Grooming
Not Receiving bottle water daily
Lack of Exercise
No regular vet visits
Lack of Socialization

AN- AHA-MOMENT

I don’t know this guy Dillon personally but I’ve been checking out his stuff and this is a pretty cool website and I love the Doc Harrison thing. This Dillon seems to have his paws in the right places. From what I have been reading it looks to me like this Dog-Talk.Dog The New Movement thing just needs the right wheels and off to the races.

The information on here is very helpful. So I reached out to a few pal’s of mine to help me bring Dillon’s message to you. But first please be sure to have your parents permission to be on the internet because there’s a lot of things on here we just don’t need to be curious about. Oh, and check out the Oprah.com link he has here. And if you click Here, you can go straight to Ms Lisa Ling Puppy Mill investigation. Now what you will be reading is an old news article dating back to January 2006 it was to raising awareness like many other organizations have been doing last the decade. Now it’s time to do something and that’s just what this is all about. Dog-Talk.Dog The New Movement, changing the lives of animals and people for the good.

Donate Supplies

Your local shelter or rescue group probably has a wishlist of supplies and equipment it needs to save pets’ lives and keep them fed and comfortable. Instead of throwing away that old crate or blanket or computer printer, check with your local animal shelter or rescue to see if they need it.

Supersize Your Efforts

Visit your local grooming salons and build an army of grooming volunteers. Ask storekeepers in your community to donate grooming supplies, or solicit donations from companies that manufacture or sell grooming supplies. Get a group of pet-loving friends together and learn about dog training. Then volunteer together to work with local shelters or rescue groups.