Does your cat chatter or chirp at birds, toys or bugs? Find out what it means and how you can turn it into an opportunity to play!
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Does your puppy need socialization… or desensitization?
While the benefits of socializing puppies are well known, not every pup should be pushed into more situations. Here's what to do for those scaredy pups.
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When hugging hurts
The internet is filled with pictures of people hugging their dogs, but have you ever taken a close look at those images?
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How to have a Merry Catmas
While there are so many wonderful things we can share with our pets over the holidays, there are some important things to remember when we think about including our cats in the festivities.
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Your dog: “Will work for food.”
Did you know that dogs (and, it appears, all animals) are “contra-freeloaders”? This curious phenomenon means that given the option, they would choose to perform a behavior to acquire food even if that same food were freely available.
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Are holistics for cats worth the hype?
With folks in many ways making a more holistic move towards self-care, many cat owners are looking for the same for their cats. There are so many cat “remedies” on the market, it’s hard to know which ones to try!
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What hackles mean
While we're often told if a dog's hackles are up (their fur along their shoulders and spine), it's not good... it's actually just a state of heightened arousal!
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Why is my cat attacking me?
Your cat isn't doing it to hurt you. It’s a game to him, and we need to give him the tools to seek attention and play in a way that’s appropriate for both of you!
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Think teaching a dog tricks is silly? Think again…
People often differentiate between “obedience” training for their dogs, and “trick” training. Often we minimize behaviors that we label as “tricks,” when in fact they can be very useful skills to teach.
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Should I adopt one or two kittens?
Are two better than one? While there's an added expense of food and medical care, here are the top five reasons to consider adopting two kittens instead of one:
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