Month: December 2022

There is much debate about the safety of giving dogs ‘real’ bones like those from a turkey. While bone-shaped biscuits may be a household staple for your best friend, we did some research as to the benefits and risks of feeding your pup a turkey bone. Here’s what you need to know before you throw
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Know a good boy or girl who deserves a little extra spoiling this holiday season? From practical to playful, we’ve got something for every dog on your list. Our holiday gift guide is packed with toys, treats, and training tools handpicked by the Ollie team. courtesy of wildone.com For new dog parents Wild One Harness
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One of the best things about the holidays for many people is time with friends and loved ones. Having open houses and holiday parties is a big part of the season. However, for hosts (and houseguests) with dogs, these visits may need a little extra planning and coordination.  Asking your dog to relax in your
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With the focus of the holiday season often around the menu for your holiday gatherings, it’s no surprise that this time of year can be an epic tease for hungry pups. If you’re spending the day (or several days) in the kitchen roasting, basting, stirring, and tasting, chances are there is a four-legged friend watching
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Humans and animals have mutual needs. That’s why the Animal Rescue Foundation’s mission is People Rescuing Animals and Animals Rescuing People. This organization rescues homeless, abandoned, and abused animals and trains them to be excellent companions to new guardians. Learn more about the Animal Rescue Foundation. Find out how they started and how you can
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Small rescue centers can make the most significant differences when it comes to animal rescue. Despite limited resources, their passion and courage keep them fighting for these furry friends’ lives. Canine Estates, a non-profit animal sanctuary run by three retired sisters, is one of these organizations.  Discover who Canine Estates is and their current advocacies.
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Do you have an old dog? What do you find the most challenging issue when taking care of your older dog? Emily discusses issues such as incontinence, managing an old dogs behaviors, as well as meeting the dogs physical and psychological needs. #dogtraining #professionaldogtraining #dogtrainer
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Dog vomiting isn’t pleasant for anyone. But you can manage treatment at home with natural home remedies. Vomiting vs Regurgitation In Dogs To treat dog vomiting, you need to know the difference between a dog vomiting and regurgitating. Regurgitation is when undigested food comes back up into the mouth from the esophagus. This happens when
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Most pets can’t read (though I’m convinced my two dogs can or they wouldn’t play tug-o-war with the morning paper every time I forget to put it out of reach). That means that our best friends rely on us to keep them safe. If you’re reading this post, you’re likely one of the select few
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You might think your dog’s crusty nose or flaky paws are just a result of environmental dryness. But it might be a condition known as hyperkeratosis in dogs. What Is Hyperkeratosis? Keratin is a protein in the outer coating of the skin, hair and nails. It’s a tough, fibrous protein that your dog makes naturally
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