PLEASE REMEMBER THAT ALL DOGS HAVE A TRANSITION PERIOD WHEN COMING INTO YOUR HOME 1.Patiently walk your new dog around the yard and then your home on leash…
THE DOs and DON’Ts OF DOG INTRODUCTIONS Don't assume two pups meeting for the first time will always get along. Here are some do's and don't to help you with…
You’re walking along with your 80-pound, long-haired shepherd one warm, sunny afternoon. You’re breaking a bit of a sweat, but you feel just fine in your shorts and tank. But…
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THE HEALTH BENEFITS of PUMPKIN 1. Combating dehydration: Pumpkin flesh is around 90% water, so a little pumpkin topping on a meal can combat dehydration resulting from moisture-deficient processed…
10 Reasons Not to Use a Retractable Leash The length of retractable leashes, some of which can extend up to 26 feet, allows dogs to get far enough away from…
Decompressing Rescue Dog Decompression Phase When adopting or fostering a rescued dog from the pound/shelter is a happy time for you and a relief to the dog. For one thing…
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We have treated hundreds of dogs for heartworm. The protocol for treatment is painful, expensive, and the dog has to be nearly immobile for 30 days. Monthly prevention and annual HW…
Your new dog has been through quite a journey before joining your family. Patience and compassion are imperative to help your dog make a successful transition and adjustment to…