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Reading Time: 3 minutes Reading Time: 3 minutes Is getting—and staying—in shape one of your New Year’s resolutions? Include your dogs, too; it’s good for their physical and mental health. But before you haul…
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Reading Time: 3 minutes Reading Time: 3 minutes Is getting—and staying—in shape one of your New Year’s resolutions? Include your dogs, too; it’s good for their physical and mental health. But before you haul…
Reading Time: 4 minutes …author of numerous award-winning books on dog behavior as well as the Shamus Award-winning Rachel Alexander and Dash mystery series. Benjamin lives in New York City with her two dogs,…
Reading Time: 4 minutes …to learn and to make new friends. Trying out a sport or activity is good for canine body and soul, as well as for the relationship between you and your…
Reading Time: 4 minutes …in when you were mindlessly overeating. This moment of mindfulness allows you to gain new awareness about yourself and your behaviors and take action if needed: I’m overeating Tiger is…
Reading Time: < 1 minutes Reading Time: < 1 minutes https://youtu.be/yB2x1-yFmqY You have the dog. You have the leash. Are you ready for a great walk for both of you? Use these tips to avoid…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …Free Pets Award. She writes about pet care, health and behavior, and cats in the arts. She’s also the author of “Cats for the GENIUS.” Her feline muses are Tsarevich…
Reading Time: 2 minutes …is content manager for Fear Free Pets and is an Elite Fear Free Certified Professional. She has been writing about dogs, cats, wildlife, and marine life since 1985 and is…
Reading Time: 4 minutes …and was able to bring it closer. She petted him and saw his butt rise – a term known as “elevator butt”– which invites attention. He also offered a head…
Reading Time: 3 minutes …the reward your dog needs. How does a reward become so powerful? Of course, some rewards are classically powerful, such as food and petting. But that can also make them…
Reading Time: 4 minutes …shows up on your doorstep with saucer eyes and a fluffy coat, begging for a handout. Introducing the newbie to your existing crew requires patience and caution. Keep in mind…