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10 Red Flags from Dogs you should Never Ignore

In Dogs, Puppies by Krislyn1 Comment

1. Loss of appetite, weight loss. One of the first signs of illness is loss of appetite. Not being hungry is just one of the reasons why your pet is not eating. It is just a tip of the iceberg, it could be more. Watch carefully as it can negatively impact his health within 24 hours. The issue could be …

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How Will My Dog React When I Bring my New Baby Home?

In Dogs, Pet First Aid, Puppies by CindyLeave a Comment

Our new German Shepherd puppy was fearful and shaking in her cardboard box lined by an old blanket when my husband and I drove her away from her doggy parents and brothers on Grandma’s farm. It was our first day as parents to her, and we didn’t have any children yet. Everything was new to her, she had never been …

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Italian Coast Guard saves Kitten with CPR

In Cats, Pet Rescues by PaulLeave a Comment

A baby cat was found floating in the water in the Italian port of Marsala. The cat was retrieved from the water by an officer that had jumped into the water upon seeing it. The officer began mouth-to-snout rescue breathing and chest massages. After several minutes of CPR, the cat let out a weak meow, and started moving. The cat was then …

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Funko Pop! Pets are coming!

In Cats, Dogs by PaulLeave a Comment

My wife sent me a message a few minutes ago that Funko has officially announced their upcoming Pop! Pets line of vinyl figures. If you haven’t seen the Pop! Vinyl figures that they’ve been releasing for the past few years, you’ve been missing out on some really cool stuff. They seem to have licensed every movie or television show under …

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Never Chase a Loose Dog (Unless you’re an Olympic Runner)

In Dogs by Paul1 Comment

A loose dog can be a very scary thing. Especially if you’re by a road, or if there are children around that may be scared of or allergic to dogs, and your dog likes to greet people. I’ve assembled a list of things to try if your dog gets loose. Feel free to submit comments with your own stories of …

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Bluetick Coonhound Hurt by a Bear

In Dogs by PaulLeave a Comment

Some of the stories that we get are kind of mind-blowing. Like when a dog gets into a fight with a bear. We didn’t find out just how this dog got into a fight with a bear, or even what kind of bear it was. But the point is… this was a fight between a dog and a bear! Wow! …

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Roxy the Miniature Dachshund chokes, Dog CPR saves life!

In Dogs, Pet Rescues by PaulLeave a Comment

Roxy is a Miniature Dachshund that could have a series of children’s books written about her adventures. She seems to get into a lot of trouble, and lives to tell the tale! Here’s the story from Jessica Buhrman PTA: Well, I have a dog that likes to get into a lot of trouble. Her name is Roxy and she is …

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Why can’t I Pet that Service Dog?

In Dogs, Uncategorized by PaulLeave a Comment

A majority of service dogs come with a warning: do not pet. There is a good reason for that. It’s not because they’ll bite you or anything like that (though that could happen, it’s unlikely). It’s actually because the dog is working, and on alert, so that he can alert his owner about whatever problem they’ve been trained to recognize. …

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Lowe’s hires Man and his Service Dog

In Dogs by Paul2 Comments

Service dogs are very important companions to the people who have them. Their every day actions are life saving. Because of a brain injury, Owen needs a service dog with him at all times. This made it very difficult for him to find a job. Lowe’s came through and not only hired him, but also allows him to have his …

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Bark at the Park 2016

In Dogs by Courtney MartinLeave a Comment

I know that it can be difficult to find dog friendly events during the summer. Do you want to bring your dog to a baseball game? Bark at the Park is a series of major league baseball games which allow dogs to attend! There will be dog friendly events and booths during the games. 12 games were scheduled for this …