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As most of you know, a few months ago, my beloved Siamese, Mao, went to the Rainbow Bridge. In discussing what sort of cat to get next (via Rescue or Shelter), hubby was set on a Siamese. Although Buckaroo has Siamese/Oriental bloodlines, he doesn’t exhibit typical Siamese behavior, and I know hubby wanted to keep […]

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A proactive approach is the best approach, so that you can guide your dog through the proper responses and behaviors in a controlled setting.

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They’re directional poopers and have been getting into mischief for thousands of years — just some of the things we learned about dogs in 2014.

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Like politics and religion, dog food has seemed to fall into that polarizing category known as “you’re with me or against me,” the type of conversation certain people will never be able to enter without getting really angry and confrontational, and I’ve found it’s easier just to let it go.

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‘Today, is the first blank page of a 365 page book… Write a good one!’

Have a wonderful 2015 !!

We love petting cats. Cats love to be petted. Except, this is one of the big ways people mess up the relationship. How can such a wonderful thing go so badly wrong? There are many ways to mess up this … Continue reading →

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Most dogs will chew nearly anything: bones, toys, shoes, socks, etc. But would you know what to do if something became lodged in their windpipe?

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Follow these simple tips and your dog will be asking for attention politely in no time!

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One of the most important aspects of being prepared is knowing what to do if an emergency should occur. Dr. Lee has some advice for that as well.

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Dogs omnivores and actually enjoy eating plants – in some cases, only mild indigestion and discomfort will result, in other cases, the toxicity can lead to more severe health problems, and even fatalities.

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