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Tag Archives: pets
Planning a Trip Over Labor Day? Finding Pet Friendly Accommodations
Planning that last of the summer trip over Labor Day? Here are some tips while on the go with your pets – how to find pet friendly accommodations. It pays to plan ahead because although there are more and more pet-friendly hotels, motels, B & Bs, there is not guarantee you will find one by chance. Continue reading
Is Your Dog as Well-Trained As You Think?
After years of seeing clients, I have learned that most people either think their dog is well-trained, or think their dog is completely horrible. The truth is usually somewhere in the middle.
This infographic, from Pet365 illustrates that point, as well as a few others. Pet365 surveyed over 1000 dog owners from around the world and assembled some interesting statistics. Continue reading
Posted in Dog Behavior and Training
Tagged Dog Health, dogs, memory foam dog beds, pet health, pets, senior dog health
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Does a Smaller Dog Need a Smaller Vaccines?
Most canine vaccines are tested on “average” dogs. And average dogs are well … average sized. They’re not usually Yorkies, Maltese, Pomeranians, Chihuahuas, or any other sub-ten-pound breed or breed-mix.
Which is perhaps why a greater percentage of small dogs suffer vaccine reactions. Here’s a detailed explanation from a 2005 study on this which appeared in JAVMA: Continue reading
Posted in Dog Health
Tagged Buddy Beds memory foam dog beds, Dog Health, dog safety, dog vaccines, dogs, pet health, pets
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10 Most Common Dog Health Problems Revealed
A study of recent medical claims received to find the year’s most common canine health problems. Continue reading
Posted in Dog Health
Tagged Buddy Beds memory foam dog beds, dog, dog diseases, Dog Health, pet health, pets, senior dog health
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Dogs Understand Human Gestures As Well as Toddlers (and Better Than Chimps)
Two recent studies indicate that dogs understand human gestures such as pointing, head-turning and gazing as well as two year old toddlers and better than primates. Continue reading
Posted in Dog Behavior and Training
Tagged Buddy Beds memory foam dog beds, Dog Health, dog training, dogs, pet health, pets
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