Pet Parents are Humans First
I’ve got some good news, or unfortunate news depending on how you view it. Our pets are always learning. Whether we are trying to teach
I’ve got some good news, or unfortunate news depending on how you view it. Our pets are always learning. Whether we are trying to teach
We’ve rounded the corner into the holiday season! I think my feelings can best summed up like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFr-kNbXHew We’re sharing and concocting plans for
I’m a mom of two littles and a pup and I love being their mom. With that being said, I would say I hit Max
This summer, my partner and I have been chipping away at cleaning up our property, removing invasive weeds and plants, and replacing them with native
Lately I’ve been thinking alot about something I heard when I first started walking dogs at a local rescue when I lived in New York.
The other day I was on a walk, pondering. I do most of my pondering while strolling in the woods. I passed a few dogs
Having dogs with special routines and needs can often warrant stays outside of the typical kennel environment. With resources like Rover and Facebook’s community bulletin
Throughout my time with Griffey, I have received all sorts of advice, both solicited and unsolicited–something so many of us with pets with behavior challenges
I confess I had dreams of growing up and having a career with animals, which meant being the next Jane Goodall, Dian Fossey, or Birute
Very, very few people adopt a dog with the desire or knowledge that the dog has or will develop behavior issues. Other than the odd