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● Does Weight Bias Affect Dogs?
● Hero Dog Saved Rhinos
● Blood Bank For Military Dogs
● Why Dogs Dislike Some People
● The Best Breed For You
● Seasonal Affective Disorder In Dogs
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● Why Is Your Dog Lethargic?
● Protect Your Pup From Thieves
● Rescue Dog Donates Blood
● Things Dogs Love To Chase & Why
● Causes Of Gurgly Belly
● Healthy Fall Fruits & Veggies
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● Head Pressing
● Reverse Sneezing
● An End To Shock Collars?
● Dogs Don’t Care About Faces
● Vet Terms You Should Know
● Recipe: Skeleton Bone Treats
True love knows no distance, especially when that bond is between a human and a dog. Oregon Army National Guard Sgt. Erin Guthrie met the love of her life while deployed in Kosovo: a stray dog named Meeka. Despite being timid, Meeka quickly found comfort with Guthrie. The two were inseparable during their time together, but it couldn’t last forever. Guthrie had to return to New York without her new friend by her side. Not a moment went by where … Read more
Once again, pig ears are being pulled from the shelves. After the 2019 warnings to avoid pig ear treats, many dog parents stopped feeding them to their dogs completely. Now, the risk has reappeared again in certain areas with specific brands. Numerous cases have linked select pig ears with a recent salmonella outbreak. While these specific pig ears are no longer in stores, it’s possible that dog parents may have them in their homes. So, if you have any of … Read more
In This Issue
● New Kennel Cough Strain
● Best & Worst Collars
● Support Dogs Die On Plane
● What Your Dog’s “Smile” Means
● Veterinary Laser Therapy
● Autumn Dog Dangers
By Victoria Schade, CPDT-KA Reviewed by Stephanie Liff, DVM There’s nothing quite like watching a pack of dogs frolicking together at the park. Spending time at the park helps keep a dog’s socialization skills in tip-top form and can wear out a busy dog in a way that walks around the block can’t touch. Dog play at the park can look intense, but it shouldn’t be a lawless free-for-all. That’s why both dogs and pet parents need to abide by … Read more
In This Issue
● Doggy Diarrhea
● Genetic Disorders
● Cleft Lip Boy & Pup
● Why Pups Need Their Moms
● Be Your Dog’s Health Advocate
● Essential Oils
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● Safe Pain Management
● Disaster Preparedness
● Dog Park Parasites
● Can Dogs Be Introverts?
● Signs You Need A New Vet
● Autumn Activities
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● What Is A Holistic Vet?
● Track Your Dog’s Health
● Canine Acupuncture
● Dog Chews Cord
● Scientific Dog Training
● Brittle Toenails
● IBS vs. IBD
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● Signs Of Depression
● Dog Ear Facts
● Vaccine Reactions
● Dog Walking Law
● Help Your Dog Face His Fears
● IMHA In Dogs
● Why Won’t My Dog Eat?
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● Dog Eats Medical Mask
● Ultimate Guide To Itching
● Terminal Rescue Dog Inspires
● Training Without Treats
● Canine Diabetes
● Recipe: Beef Ice Cream Pops
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● How To Help An Abused Dog
● Choking Hazards
● Your Dog’s Favorite Music
● Weird Behaviors Explained
● Fear Of Children
● Home Decor For Senior Dogs
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● Potentially Deadly Toy
● Recovery After Trauma
● 1st US COVID K9 Has Died
● Drama-Free Nail Trims
● Splenic Cancer
● Toxic Algae Blooms
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● New Approach To Dog Adoption
● Healthy Rawhide Alternative
● Dental Hacks Dogs Actually Enjoy
● The Fate Of Flat-Faced Dogs
● Socializing Exuberant Dogs
● Causes Of Arthritis
● Teaching A Rescue Dog To Play
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● Treat Ingredients To Avoid
● 10 Most Costly Breeds
● New Data On When To Spay/Neuter
● Ending Dog Sibling Rivalry
● Lesser Known Summer Hazards
● Is Eating Cat Litter Dangerous?
Sit The most basic of commands, this is one of the first cues taught. Asking a dog to sit ensures a calmer more focused response to the next cue. Focus Other phrases used are watch, watch me, look. The focus cue provides the owner with their dog’s undivided attention. It is a step by step process that is worth the effort once the cue has been mastered. Down Some owners prefer lay, lay down, on the belly. Whatever terminology … Read more
It would be hard to imagine anything in this life that could bring more joy and happiness to others than dogs and grandmothers. When you put the two together, it is an absolutely heartwarming combination. It is impossible not to smile when you take a peek at this video showing two gentle giants slather Grandma in sloppy kisses. Grandma Always Looks Forward to Seeing the Puppies The person who posted the video on YouTube reported that his grandmother always looks … Read more
In This Issue
● Does Anxiety Cause Illness?
● Breeds Most Prone To Cancer
● Expect A Bad Tick Season
● Taming Your Escape Artist
● Canine Seborrhea
● Craft For Your Local Shelter
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● Mutts vs. Purebreds: Who’s Healthier?
● Cushing’s Disease
● Risk To Beach-Loving Pups
● What Your Dog’s Bark Is Telling You
● Heartworm Testing 101
● Expert Water Safety Tips
In This Issue
● Why Fleas Are So Hard To Kill
● Dog Odors & What They Mean
● Man & Furry BFF Recover Together
● Are Big Dogs Smarter Than Small Dogs?
● Is It Safe For Your Dog To Lick You?
● Shelter Dog Maternity Shoots
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● Digitize Your Dog
● 4th Of July Hemp Pack
● Risk Factors For Heat Stroke
● The Luckiest Dog In The UK
● Your Dog’s Sleep Habits
● Pain Management For Pets
● Help Save 99 Dogs From Meat Trade
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● Canine Obesity Facts
● Causes Of Cancer In Dogs
● Natural Flea & Tick Repellant
● Tallest Dog Is Oldest Great Dane
● Dealing With High Prey Drive
● Preventing Medication Poisoning
● Recipe: Watermelon “Mocktails”
Throughout the course of history, there are certain days that stand out in our memories. The emotions we felt and the historical significance echo in our minds for a lifetime. For some people, it was the shock of losing the King of Rock ‘N Roll. For others, it was the devastation of learning about President Kennedy’s assassination. But, for most of us living right now, it was the horrors that unfolded on 9/11 and the new normal we have learned … Read more
In This Issue
● Commonly Overlooked Ailments
● Hemp For Fireworks Anxiety
● Your Dog Wants To Rescue You
● Two Dogs Die In Air Conditioned Car
● Doggy Doorway Manners
● Spotting K9 Eye Conditions
● Kissing Bugs & Chagas Disease
By Victoria Schade Reviewed by Stephanie Liff, DVM There’s nothing quite like watching a pack of dogs frolicking together at the dog park. Spending time at the park helps keep a dog’s socialization skills in tip-top form and can wear out a busy pup in a way that walks around the block can’t touch. Dog play at the park can look intense, but it shouldn’t be a lawless free-for-all. That’s why both pups and pet parents need to abide by … Read more
It’s no secret that humans love food trucks. Going outside and getting a delicious meal from a restaurant on wheels is just so exciting. However, it’s an experience that dogs all over the world would love to be a part of too. That’s why Ben and Dawn Ford created Seattle’s first dog food truck called The Seattle Barkery! The food truck, which they named Buster, is like heaven for any dog. It has a wide selection of snacks for pups, … Read more
In This Issue
● Dog Health Myths
● Supplement For Ear Infections
● Dogs & Secondhand Smoke
● Teens Rescue Missing Dog
● Help For Excessive Barking
● Is Grain-Free Best?
● How To Spoil Your Dog
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● Airport Dogs To Detect COVID-19
● Does Your Dog Need Joint Support?
● Yes, Dogs Belong On Our Beds
● Nurse Adopts Patient’s Pup
● Build Your Shy Dog’s Trust
● Care For Hotspots
● Avoid This Deadly Seasonal Plant
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