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China Reclassifies Dogs as Pets Not LivestockCategory: NewsBite
In the wake of COVID-19, there has been a lot of discussion around when will things go back to normal and if what we consider “normal” will change. The good news is that some of those changes may be good ones, especially for dogs. more |
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Kids & Dogs: Why Children Should Have a DogCategory: Dog Life
Kids and dogs are a natural fit, but you might not know that your dog is benefitting the youngest members of your family in more ways than you may expect.
Research from a recent Australian study revealed that dogs are good for children’s social and emotional development—and that compared to young children without dogs, young canine owners were significantly less likely to have behavioural problems or problems with their peers. more |
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Fun Finds to Get You and Your Dog OutsideCategory: Dog Life
{Editor’s Pick} We love these gorgeous, hand-dyed ombré rope collars from Forever Mootsy ($33)! Not only are they beautiful (check out the array of lovely colours), they’re made using traditional nautical techniques, making them extra-durable!
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Battle of the BathCategory: Dog Life
Does your dog HATE being groomed? You’re not alone. Though many dogs don’t love grooming sessions (baths and nail clipping are often particularly problematic), there are some dogs whose intense dislike for the process make it near impossible to take care of essential things like trimming those talons or washing off skunk. For these dogs, we share here expert tips plus recommended products to help in the battle of the bath. more |
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Heeding the Heart’s CallingCategory: Inspire
When a follower alerted Jesse Adams, founder of RainCoast Dog Rescue, to Golden Retriever Zoe’s plight, he knew he had to do something—even though Zoe was in Lebanon and Adams is based in Canada. “I have never been one to back down from a challenge, especially to help save an animal’s life,” says Adams. He was determined to intervene on behalf of the chained, emaciated Golden who endured forced breeding and abuse. more |
