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Reading Time: 5 minutes…something positive (a treat). The ratio should always be 1:1. Every time you click, follow it with a treat. Here’s an example. Let’s say we are teaching a new puppy…
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Reading Time: 5 minutes…something positive (a treat). The ratio should always be 1:1. Every time you click, follow it with a treat. Here’s an example. Let’s say we are teaching a new puppy…

Reading Time: 4 minutes…experience with cats in need of a new home. “Like my character, Lynley Cannon, I’m a 60-something cat shelter volunteer. Unlike Lynley, I don’t run into dead bodies wherever I…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…into the elevator. For snowy areas, you can get skis instead of wheels.” Lorie Lewis Ham adopted Merlin, a four-month-old orange tabby kitten with a missing paw. You’d never know…

Reading Time: 2 minutes…stressful situation. In other words, you can make the carrier your cat’s new BFF, instead of her worst enemy. Here’s how. It’s time for a reset. Find a carrier that…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…new things to smell is a form of enrichment that may be as interesting as a new toy. Cats have scent glands on their lips, chin, forehead, front paw pads,…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…school after him because I loved him. He actually helped me train. Doing private training in the suburbs outside of New York City often meant there were no other dogs…

Reading Time: 4 minutes…up on the supplies that will turn your house into a Fear Free feline paradise. Here’s what you’ll need to ensure your new cat’s wellbeing, safety and happiness. Collar and…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…a cat that’s really into her scratching post? The good news is that you can enable your cat’s need to scratch and still protect your furniture. Investing in several good…

Reading Time: 5 minutes…If they enjoy the outdoors, it only makes sense that they’d want to bring their cats along. Take college student Danielle Thompson. She adopted Tecumseh last year, and already knew…

Reading Time: 3 minutesReading Time: 3 minutesWhen you waggle a feather for your kitten, toss her a catnip mouse, or encourage her to chase a wand type toy, you’re doing a lot more…