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Reading Time: 2 minutes…ensure that your dog is familiar with his new caretaker. By preparing your dog for visits from the pet sitter, they will both be safe and happy while you are…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…new tricks and obedience cues are less apt to display behavioral problems that are often triggered by boredom or the inability to unleash energy appropriately. To inspire you, here are…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…cats are forced into a new living situation with unfamiliar people and animals,” she said. She also suggested that taking care of ourselves can help us take care of our…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…of inches away) so he can catch each one easily then as he gets better at catching gradually stand upright and drop it. Elevate Training Teaching a new exercise or…

Reading Time: 3 minutesReading Time: 3 minutes When looking to adopt a puppy or dog, compatibility between you and this new four-legged member of your family should be paramount. Not looks or age….

Reading Time: 4 minutes…violence in New York City, families in Minnesota too poor to pay for veterinary care, and homebound seniors in San Diego who must depend on others to bring them meals…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…clingy around holidays that are normally noisy; Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve are two common anxiety-producing holidays. If you’re hosting a party and a number of strange people…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…changes as we acquire new knowledge about dog behavior in general as well as our individual dogs’ quirks. The changes in your own life, from one dog to the next,…

Reading Time: 4 minutes…Planet’s “It’s Me or the Dog” offers an entire program with firework sounds. A reasonably new option, and a high-tech one, is with Through a Dog’s Ear or Through a…

Reading Time: 3 minutes…clay litter, but now silica, recycled newspaper, corn, wood, wheat, grass, and nut shells are all processed to make cat litter—clumping and not clumping, scented and unscented. You may be…