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Itâs a hard concept to digest, but itâs been proven time and time again that dogs respond best to positive reinforcement over punishment â so get ready for extra praise, plenty of ear scratches, and a stockpile of treats if your dog needs training or has some behavioral corrections to make. We know that training a dog and, in pa...
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Have you ever encountered a âchattyâ kitty? One who meowed at every opportunity (and then some)? Or maybe youâve had the experience of a kitty who was mostly quiet, but then something happened and he became extremely âmeowy.â
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Weâve all seen the memes since this COVID-19 pandemic started about dogs who have had enough of you walking them, thank you very much. And in turn, the cat memes are all about them wondering when we are going back to work and giving them their much needed personal space back. We get it. Dogs tend to be goofy and friendly while c...
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Do you think you know everything there is to know about canines? Think again! Check out these 23 interesting facts you may have never heard: Dogs have a sense of time. It's been proven that they know the difference between an hour and five. If conditioned to, they can predict future events, such as regular walk time.
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Did you know that some dogs are more prone to ear infections than others? It's true. Floppy-eared dogs like Cocker Spaniels, Basset Hounds, and other long-eared dogs tend to have more ear infections than dogs with upright ears. So do dogs who swim a lot.
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How much do we love thee, puppies? Oh, let us count the ways. Puppy breath, silky fur, endless kisses, oh my! The one thing that every puppy owner dreads, however, is accidents. And those of us in the veterinary community will tell you, the only certainties in life are death, taxes, and puppy accidents. It comes with the territo...
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Have an older pet at home? Just like humans, pets can develop a number of new health issues as they enter their senior years. Often attributed to simply âslowing down,â it is not uncommon for many of these age-related problems to go untreated or even unnoticed. However, many of these changes can be effectively managed with pro...
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Summerâs almost here! Itâs time to sweat (or hide in the air conditioning). But your dog canât sweat, and your cat only sweats between his toes. So how do you tell if your pet is starting to get overheated? Itâs not quite the same with them as it is for us, but there are signs that, once you know them, will seem obvious.Â
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