The Dogs

People often ask me how I came up with the name of the company.  I had been thinking about the name of the company for awhile.  Then one day while carrying in ANOTHER 40 lb bag of Dog food my wife said “How about 2 Hungry Dogs.”

The Current Dogs

Finnrir is a Full blooded Long Hair German Sheppard born on August 4th 2022. He commonly goes by “Finn.” He is very people centric, and will follow family members whenever we change locations throughout the house or even the room. He has a sweet disposition and learns quickly. Like most puppies he intersperses periods of crazy activity with practically dead sleep. He is currently filling the roll for both dogs but there are 2 cats to help him handle all the duties and teach him how to manipulate the humans.

The Original Dogs

Sam is the basis for the “Big Dog” and represents the Producer/Director side of the company. He was a full blood German Rottweiler and topped out at 160lbs when he was full grown. Sam was living with my wife when I met her, and he was an excellent companion. An ever vigilant guard dog and protector, he passed away at the age of 15.

Buster is the basis of the “Little Dog” and represents the videographer side of the company. He was my companion while I was single. I called him a pure bred American mutt. I think he had a lot of Beagle in him, but probably plenty of other breed traces as well. He loved to chase a ball, but he passed away at the age of 10.

Unfortunately, the time we get to share with our canine family members is far too short.  Each of them have left a lasting impression on us and we cherish the limited time that we were able to spend with them in the house.

Other Dogs

Zippy was the first dog, she was part Sheppard, part Collie. I was born into her family, and she taught me to love pets and how important they are to our lives.

Tasha was our first German Sheppard. She was a beautiful, high energy, highly intelligent animal whose life was cut too short.

Cooper was a full blooded German Sheppard who just loved being around people.  He was calm and gentle and would just hang out wherever the family was.  He could hear the delivery truck 3 blocks away and would howl at the sound of siren.  He was a great guard dog and would chase a Frisbee for as long as you were willing to throw it.

Cooper left us at the age of 10 in 2018

Rio was the puppy that we got from the SPCA. She was one of the softest dogs I have ever felt. She was something of a cross between an English Sheppard, a Border Collie, and a Labrador Retriever.

Rio developed cancer at the young age of 8 In 2022