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Reading Time: 4 minutes…can sniff this new place. Dogs love to sniff, and this activity can help them to relax. When you stop, keep your dog on leash. No matter how well trained,…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes…boo-boo, backing up, or crouching. How can you help your dog cope with newcomers and show good manners? “The trick is to make the appearance of strangers a good thing,”…
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Reading Time: 3 minutesReading Time: 3 minutes There’s nothing like the fresh new energy of a kitten coming into your home! If you normally adopt adult cats, adding a kitten can be a…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes…new and exciting. Store toys out of sight, then bring out a “new” option for each session. A few categories to mix into your rotation: Feather or ribbon wand toys …
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Reading Time: 3 minutes…and care for her sister, the owner tearfully realized Peter had to go. But where? Who Ya Gonna Call? If a dog acquired from a reputable breeder needs a new…
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Reading Time: 5 minutes…what we know, then push the envelope a tiny bit. If you do something that makes them worse, stop doing it,” says pet rehab specialist Kimberly Henneman, DVM, DACVSMR. “If…
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Reading Time: 5 minutes…each new circumstance. Soon there were dogs who could keep a flock together, dogs who could retrieve ducks from ice-cold water, dogs who could find lost children, detect drugs, carry…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes…it wasn’t until 10 years later that New York became the first state to ban declawing; Governor Andrew Cuomo signed legislation in July 2019. However, New Hampshire legislators in the…
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Reading Time: 3 minutesReading Time: 3 minutes Bringing a new companion bird home can be exciting for you but frightening for your bird. The key to introducing your new feathered friend to your…
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Reading Time: 2 minutes…is suddenly expected to adapt to a completely new life. Here are some tips based on what I discovered. When considering a shelter dog for adoption, keep the dog’s situation…