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Many of us have seen the video clips of returning soldiers reuniting with their dogs. While these videos are heartwarming and at times hilarious, not all animals react this way when their service member returns home.
Digging and trampling are risks with a pooch around the yard, but luckily, there are many ways to keep your garden in great shape and safe for Fido.
Whether or not you have dogs in your home, there’s a grave importance in teaching children how to appropriately meet and interact with dogs. When kids and animals know how to interact respectfully, it helps safeguard against accidents.
Back to School may be music to a parent’s ears, but it can be a tough adjustment for our pets who have become used to long summer days of constant entertainment while the kids are home.
Whether you have a new pet or they’ve been part of your family for years, introducing a child into your home environment (or bringing a new pet home to children) changes the dynamic in a way that most parents don’t realize.
Here are simple steps you can take to help ensure safe interactions between children and dogs.
Familiarize yourself with the warning signals dogs typically offer when they’re uncomfortable and prepared to defend themselves.
