What is Dog Training?
Simple Dog Training Tips with Saro Boghozian Expert Family Dog Trainer. As found on Youtube
Read More »Simple Dog Training Tips with Saro Boghozian Expert Family Dog Trainer. As found on Youtube
Read More »One of the best aspects of having a small dog is that you can take them almost anywhere and include them in your travel plans, as long as you train them to relax easily and calmly in the dog bag. To get started, it’s always best to do with a[…]
Read More »Juravinski health center in Ontario, Canada allows pets to visit their seriously ill human beings. The medical facility embraced a program called Zachary’s Paws for Recovery, released by Donna Jenkins. She was influenced by her 25-year-old nephew, Zachary, who benefited significantly from having his pets around him while he was[…]
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Read More »My name is Elke Vogelsang aka Wieselblitz, I’m a people and pet photographer working and living in Germany. I’m absolutely crazy about dogs. Thankfully, I am able to combine this craziness with my other passion, photography. With my dog portraits I try to explore the different expressions and characters of[…]
Read More »If you have actually ever seen your dog stretching out its front or back legs then you know there is a connection between pets and yoga. Those stretches are mimicked in a lot of yoga practices, forming the foundation poses of upward and downward pet. Many animal-like positions are featured[…]
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Read More »All puppies are hands down adorable, we’ve selected the top 10 cutest puppy commercials that made TV commercials and advertising. Enjoy! Super Bowl TV commercial with Tim Tebow and puppies Budweiser ‘Puppy Love’ Super Bowl commercial Puppies predicted the winner of NCAA final four championship […]
Read More »Each summer, a mass stroll through downtown Napa becomes a tribute to man’s best friend, writ large. So it was Sunday morning that nearly 350 local dogs — and 500 other marchers of the two-legged persuasion — took to the downtown streets for Napa Humane’s fourth annual Walk for Animals.[…]
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