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Are you entertaining family and friends in your home more now than before? Whether it’s for football watch parties, Sunday brunch, fire pit nights, or upcoming holidays, these events can present a big challenge for our dogs. So what do you do if you have an upcoming gathering where there will be lots of people in your home and you are concerned about how your dog wil...
If screaming into the void isn’t promoting wellness, perhaps sharing your life with a pet will? But what if your own pet is the one in need of a wellness plan?
Let’s start with your dog’s origin story.
Where did your dog come from? Some dogs are transported across many state lines before reaching your home. Some dogs travel internation...
If you have a dog who loves children and dogs in costumes standing at your front door, you essentially have a unicorn. We are all jealous of you. If you have a dog like the rest of us, let’s make a plan for Halloween.
Canine Costumes. If you’re considering dressing up your dog, try before you buy. Put a tee shirt on your dog. Does you...
Everyone is feeling the impact of the government shutdown, especially federal workers, federal contractors, and small business owners. Fortunately, many entrepreneurs are donating or discounting services while others volunteer time and goods to federal workers and contractors. It's inspiring to see everyone pitching in to help one another!
Having a dog...
Let’s face it, mistakes are attention thieves. Mistakes grab our attention faster than when everything is “situation normal”. We’ve been conditioned to respond faster to mistakes and outbursts and ignore calm moments. We get what we reward (not what we want), which is why so often what we get from our dogs is less calm behavior and more outbursts.
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