Living with and Loving a Geriatric Dog
Gosh, have I got a story for you. It started well over a decade ago with one small black nose and shiny eyes filled with
Gosh, have I got a story for you. It started well over a decade ago with one small black nose and shiny eyes filled with
I don’t think I’ve kept it much of a secret that I love how past me informs present me, especially in my role as a
You’ve invited a dog into your home to live with you. Hooray! Or you’ve shared your home with a dog/s for awhile now. Hooray again!
Ah, counter surfing, that age old nuisance behavior that many dogs exhibit and most pet parents find extremely frustrating. It is probably one of the
You’ve probably had some exposure to the concept of fight or flight by now. It’s a pretty well known, evolutionarily programmed response living things have
When you stop to consider it, dogs really are remarkable creatures. They slowly adapted over the course of tens of thousands of years (with lots
We learn from an early age that we should be actively doing “something” much of the time but this blog post is all about challenging
I recently was fortunate enough to be able to attend a learning experience that I found to be extraordinarily informative and I wanted to share
Today’s important topic is brought to you by myself and one of my favorite resources for families with dogs and kids, Family Paws Parent Education.
One of Pet Harmony’s favorite topics is the subject of agency and why it is so important for our learners. In fact, we’ve had multiple