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Have you ever wondered what animals are thinking, how they view humans, or how they would act in normal situations we humans run into everyday? Donald Unger’s new book, Animal Tails for Grownups, delves into these questions and more.

In my recently re-released holiday novella, Unleashed, heroine Emma Lafferty runs her own pet sitting business. She takes on the eclectic menagerie of the elderly town magnate, agreeing to spend the holidays at his weekend estate in the snowy Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia. (A romance with the magnate’s nephew and a family mystery ensue!) 

We like to think that we know how our dogs feel, but the reality is that we often miss things. This spring our twelve-year old Labrador, Harry, was suddenly taken very ill with pancreatitis. It’s a serious condition, but he survived. However, thinking back to what he had been like during the few days before he became ill, it’s clear that he had not been right.

Dogs need to be socialized. That means that dogs need to see the world and handle it with social grace. We need to teach them the skills and habits necessary for participating within our society.

Cuddle Clones, an exciting start-up company based out of Louisville Kentucky, creates cuddly versions of your favorite furry friend based off photographs. You read that right, this company of pet lovers for pet lovers spare no details, these adorable plushies are true clones of your pet that come without the cost or creep factor of real genetic cloning.

Tim Welch Art in Danville, IL. is most known for stylistic portrait paintings of people in acrylic or watercolor. In June of 2018 he started focusing his art business on painting mostly pets on a commissioned basis for dog and cat lovers, mostly in the U.S. but even as far away as England. 

CBD oil is a supplement that can help out dogs in many different situations during which they need a boost. It is truly an amazing breakthrough in dog health science that allows dogs to experience the benefits of medical marijuana in an all natural way that is safe for a dog's consumption. Now let’s dive into the top five benefits of introducing CBD into your dog’s life.