For God’s sake, DON’T call me Ishmael. That name is just weird. Instead, call me by my birth name: Bisket. I am a Boston Terrier that lives in Minneapolis. I am NOT named after Limp Biskit (please note the different spellings!).
I started this blog because I have been thinking a lot. Not just about food, sleep, beef, food, food, sleep, food, teriyaki chicken scraps, food, food, and summer sausage – but about life. You know, what it’s like to be a dog in today’s world, as well as other interesting things. I hope you enjoy it!
You’re thinking: “How is this ‘dog’ (as you are probably making air quotes) going to type a blog? He has PAWS for hands!!!” Well, I shall type it the same way I am typing this profile. I have my ways. Oh yes, I have my ways.
If you would like to contact me directly, I can be reached at bi5ket@hotmail.com. I can send you an autographed photo! Or maybe a lock of my short hair. …Or just a response to your email.
Thanks for reading and many woofs,
*Bisket*


Hello! What a great blog! I happened to catch you as you flashed by on alphainventions.com. It just so happens that you may have a kindred spirit: Fred, our Boston terrier, who also lives in Minneapolis! He’s been having some issues with the snow and cold weather, (http://recipemashups.wordpress.com/2008/12/10/freds-icy-adventures-temporary-dog-boots/) but fortunately his Muttluks showed up in the mail yesterday. Still learning to walk in them, but much better than freezing paws. Just dropped by to say hi and I will be coming back to check out the blog.
PS — I’ve added you to my blogroll at http://www.recipemashups.wordpress.com/.
hi Bisket! i happened upon a link to your blog through dogster.com and i must say, i AM impressed! i am totally in love with boston terriers and hope to one day acquire one of my own.
i’m now watching your blog through google live feed and hopefully i can lean a thing or two about the inner workings of a boston terrier so i know what to expect.
Thanks for reading Katherin! You will learn many things from my blog, such as (but not limited to): history, relationships, fine cuisine, speed-knitting, and pooping in deep snow. I hope that you will learn to love the Boston breed – we are truly American Gentlemen (minus the farting. But did you know that you were only considered a gentleman if you DID fart in front of people in the 1800′s? I am NOT MAKING THAT UP!)
You should check out briansbostons.com. That’s where I came from!
Bisket,
where have you been? I miss you terribley and wanted to let you know Gran-alpha Brenda bought you some wonderful new toys. How are you likeing your jolly ball? Oh an by the way you will never guess what I found the other day! Yup your conga. Any way hope to see a new entry soon. Love Gran-alpha
Happy Late Birthday!