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Babe’s Collar of the Future

Recently Babe got to try out one of the fanciest collars I’ve ever laid my eyes on. It’s not just a collar… well, actually, it’s not a collar at all. It’s a health monitor. It monitors all sorts of vitals, like respiratory rate and heart rate. It also monitors activity level, distance traveled and rest.

Screenshot Voyce Distance Data

Voyce sent us the collar to try out for free for a few weeks and, in return, I wrote a review about our experience. You can read the review on Petful HERE and, if you want to give the collar a spin for free, just comment at the bottom of that article for a chance to win your own. It’s over a $200 value, so go for it!

Babe Wearing Voyce Band 2

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Allison Gray

Hi! I’m a native of Northwestern Pennsylvania, but have lived in a few different states and even spent a couple years in the Caribbean. I married my high school sweetheart and the love of my life. We’re parents to the most astonishing little girl and a baby boy. Aside from being a fulltime mommy, I’m also an artist and specialize in custom pet portraits. I’m an advocate for adopting from animal shelters and rescues and am the proud owner of a doofy boxer named Banjo. We are outdoors enthusiasts, finding joy in hiking through the woods, running along the coast and playing in the water.

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At preschool the other day, Lyra got some water on her shirt during lunch and proceeded to have a very big reaction. One of her teachers was new to Lyra’s need for tidiness and didn’t understand her panic. The other teacher helped calm Lyra, clean the mess, and explained that “Lyra doesn’t get dirty.” You’d hardly know he’s getting over a cold. Continuing a family tradition of annual apple picking, we spent my birthday filling baskets from the apple trees at a friend’s house. The dogs were bonus companions whose apple theft from our baskets did not go unnoticed. Our miniature explorer, doing what she does best. We took the kids to Holden Arboretum and it is a really cool spot. If you’re into the outdoors, exploring, hiking, and having fun, I really recommend a visit. The wee baby Callum is 9 months old today! He’s standing and taking steps with assistance. His favorite person is Lyra and he’s very fond of Banjo. He has 2 teeth and doesn’t hold still for even a moment. Lyra has been wearing these felt flowers from @thefeltmeadow since she was a baby. They seem fitting for a little forest pixie like her She loves her Banjo so much. Don’t blink. A girl and her dog 👧🏼❤️🐶 It took every ounce of my willpower to not have a negative visceral reaction to Lyra picking up this (recently deceased) fishing spider (which are very similar to wolf spiders, but instead of hiding in webbed tunnels, they stand right out in the open like, “Come at me, bro”). Although momentarily horrifying, I’m actually so happy that she’s willing to hold spiders like this. We’ve been actively trying to teach her to respect and love Mother Nature, down to the littlest bug. We teach her to be gentle with rolly pollies, admire butterflies, and help us feed the birds. We learn about pollinators and provide them with homes and flowers to visit. Lyra holds cicadas in her hands, dances with daddy-long-legs, and calls millipedes her friends. I don’t know what makes a perfect father, but I’m pretty sure I’m married to one.

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