It may never happen, but preparation is important. I’ve been going through some old articles looking for topics I wrote about years ago that are worth updating. Five years ago my Chinook, Larry, got out of our fenced in yard not once, but three times within a few weeks. The first time was when a […]
Hugging Your Dog?
Most people like hugs … Do most dogs? One of our class instructors, Shari, talked to me about a situation in one of her classes. A student, Michelle, had a sweet, affectionate Maltese named Maggie that Michelle loved to pick up, hold, carry around, and cover with kisses. The second week of class, Michelle told […]
Holiday Stress
Helping your dog deal with stressful times Before and during major holidays is a good time for reminders about some dangerous items that can potentially harm our pets. I could mention Mistletoe (which is highly poisonous), Poinsettia (which will cause mild gastrointestinal upset), chocolate (which can kill a small dog so contact your vet immediately), […]
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