On the Horizon: An Amazing New Treatment for Aggression in Dogs
A researcher has found a way to use laser therapy to successfully treat canine aggression in just five weeks. Can you imagine how many shelter dogs' lives could be saved?
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Koko and Robbi: Two Peas in a Pod
Koko and Robbi are inseparable, following each other everywhere and bonding over food, play and daily adventures as a perfect balance of calm and chaos.
Stern Warning to All Pet Parents Who Walk Their Dogs Just About Anywhere
If not for the fast action of this man and his astute veterinarian, his 3-month-old puppy would've died. Her breathing slowed, her tongue hung from her mouth, and her eyes rolled back in her head. There's been a big uptick in these cases, almost unheard of just a few years ago.
Coco's Dance Moves Steal the Show
Coco, the clingy bird, loves dancing to all kinds of music. Her energetic moves and need for attention have become a daily routine with her owner.
Scary Lumps and Bumps: What’s Taught in Vet School Versus What Holistic Vets Do
Most vets are more than happy to remove any lump or bump their client requests. But most integrative vets would say, 'not so fast.' Here's what’s been taught in vet school, versus what holistic vets do.
Pup's Inseparable Bond with Her New Best Friend
A cautious pup forms an unexpected bond with Chip, a brave golden retriever, after initially being hesitant around other dogs. Now, they are inseparable.
They Can Be Demanding, Chatty and Bossy, but They're Fun!
These animals love to follow you around, are always social, and won't hesitate to create their own intrigue if you ignore them. They're highly chatty. And ever so sweet, loving and loyal. Their chattiness may be the perfect diversion if you enjoy their antics.
George's Velcro Pity Bond
George, a needy pit bull, has become his owner's constant companion, even during workouts and meditation, turning 'me time' into 'our time.'
The Behavior You Don't Want to Discourage, No Matter How Bad It Gets
When your dog does this, if you're like most owners, you'll do anything to try to stop it. But that can be a big mistake. Your dog is trying to tell you something important and if you ignore it or try to stop it without any understanding, you'll lose out on a precious form of communication.
