Dogs

Recognizing the adjustment period–and successfully managing it–is a very important part of helping your newly adopted dog to become part of your family. Remember, becoming a house pet can involve…

Attention home builders: Sixty-two percent of households have at least one pet, according to the American Pet Products Association. Half of them consider their pets “just as much a part…

No, we are not making a packing list for an upcoming vacation. We’re talking about dogs who have seemingly larger wardrobes than humans do.While we can appreciate changing collars frequently,…

Who’s the snob?Almost all of my friends have dogs. And I like almost every one of those dogs–but that doesn’t mean I want to walk with all of them. I…

Distracted Driving Bill Focuses On Keeping Dogs Out Of The Driver’s SeatAs we hit the road more frequently with our dogs in tow, more attention is being paid to whether…

If you saw a biker dude walking a Rottweiler with a spiked leather collar, or a Coco Chanel clone with a perfectly clipped Poodle on a Shantung silk leash, you…

verb 1. pretend to be someone one is not. synonyms: pretend to be, pose as, pass oneself off as, impersonate, disguise oneself as.It’s an easy law to break, and dog…

“Rub the kittens with butter and put them next to the nursing mama cat.” Four orphaned kittens were to be placed next to Mona, a mama cat who had just…

Like advances in human health, new ways to manage short-term and chronic pet health problems continue to evolve. While some pet health advances are becoming a new standard of care,…

Complementary, Alternative, or Integrative…“Complementary and alternative medicine,” “complementary medicine,” “alternative medicine,” “integrative medicine”-we have all seen these terms on the Internet and in marketing, but what do they really mean?…