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The Dog That Changed EverythingCategory: Inspire
Roman joined our family in the summer of 2016 and our lives have been forever changed. Our story, like many others, includes sadness, fear, helplessness, and uncertainty, but is filled with joy, happiness, love, and hope. We are a mommy, daddy, and two beautiful boys, Sawyer and Ryker. Our boys are very different but share a love of video games, toys, music, being active, animals, and nature. They also both have Autism Spectrum Disorder or ASD. more |
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The Best Dog BreedsCategory: Breeds
We’ve shortlisted the best dog breeds for running, cuddling, active owners, apartments, cats, therapy work, endless adoration, and a whole lot more! We asked Gina DiNardo, American Kennel Club Executive Secretary and expert on all things breed related, for the low down on which breeds are the best fit for a whole array of activities and situations. Read on to find out which dog breeds are the best match for all manner of things!
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The Most Common Pet Insurance ClaimsCategory: Health
Weighing if pet insurance is worth it? We asked pet insurance company Pets Plus Us for their most claimed conditions, and what they pay out. Of course, some claims far exceed the average, such as recent “Claim of the Month” alum Will, an American Pit Bull Terrier whose foreign body removal cost upwards of $4,600. (What did you get into, Will?!)
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Mini MeCategory: Dog Life
Modern research has shown that dogs, like children, watch what their caretakers do and take their cues from it. I’m sure most of us realize this, but did you know that your behaviour also influences your dog’s emotional response? A recent study shows that your dog’s behaviour is not only guided by what he sees you do, but also by your reactions to people and things. How you react shapes your dog’s emotional response to people and even to inanimate objects. That neighbour you don’t like? Turns out you’re the reason your dog doesn’t like him either!
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Cold Weather Skin and Coat HealthCategory: Dog Life
In some ways, it’s a lot easier to feel freedom during the winter. The trails are less crowded, and much of nature is fast asleep.
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