4 Reasons To Invest In A Dog Training Program
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27 December 2019
Owning a dog can be a rewarding and exciting experience. Your new friend can give you lots of love, provide you with companionship, and can serve as a member of your family. However, it takes a lot of work to properly care for a dog. If you notice that your dog is beginning to act out or has poor behavior, it may be time to invest in dog training services. Many pet owners think that dog training is too difficult, but it doesn't have to be when you use the pros.
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4 Services Pet Sitters Can Provide During House Checks
Posted on:
27 November 2019
Pet day care and boarding is a wonderful option for anyone who works long hours or needs to go on a trip for any reason. Having pets can complicate your travel plans and work schedule, but pet ownership doesn't need to be an impediment. Unfortunately, some pets are too anxious to comfortably stay at a boarding facility. In-home care options are a good alternative. Pet sitters can perform house checks to ensure your pet is safe, fed, and comfortable.
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How To Feel More Comfortable About Dropping Off Your Dog
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22 October 2019
You might be nervous about having your dog placed in boarding, but you do not have any choice. You have to attend an event or you have to go on a trip, and you need a place for your dog to stay. However, if you avoid one of these several mistakes, you will have less to worry about when boarding your dog.
Do Not Forget to Plan
Choosing a dog kennel should not be a last-minute decision.
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The Anxious Pet, Family Vacations, And You: What To Do In These Situations
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30 September 2019
Cats and dogs with anxiety? Yes, it is a real state of mind for your furry friends, and it happens more often than you know. However, cats and dogs exhibit anxiety in very different ways. Cats may urinate or defecate where they should not, even if they are the only furry animal in the house and you have several cat boxes in multiple locations for your feline friend. The anxiety may also cause cats to develop kidney or bladder problems, as they will be too tense to release the urine when they should and the urine will become toxic to their systems.
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