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Therapeutic Dog Swimming: Floating and Kicking with Resistance to Strengthen Muscles
How Therapeutic Dog Swimming Works Titan went once a week to his therapeutic dog swimming class. He worked with Tanya, who had specialty training on how to promote mobility and joint relief in the pool. His one hour session consisted of alternating between swims and “floating” exercises. Notice how there is a wooden deck at
Rescue Dog Has No Interest in Toys
Many of my social media fans are happy to adopt usually high-energy, active dog breeds. One of the biggest issues recently brought up in our forums is the new owners’ concern that the rescue dogs have no interest at all the new and exciting dog toys that are waiting for them at this new, welcoming
Video Games for Dogs
New innovations in science from November 2022, recently claim that dogs have the ability to play video games! I guess if they can use talking buttons, and have dog TV, why not have video games for dogs too?! I was curious, what would a dog video game look like? And how exactly would the dog
5 Ways to Enjoy Snow with Your Dog
It’s that time of year again where some areas might get snow to play in! We don’t have any here personally, but I am used to winters back east, and can imagine what it must be like to play with your dog and children in so much snow! Here are 5 Ways to Enjoy Snow
Dog Socialization and Play Behavior
Dog’s Social Competency Dogs communicate through body language. Dogs learn how to communicate with other dogs starting within their first week of life! Exploring dog socialization and play behavior is a rapidly growing area of animal behavior studies. We know that puppies get their first canine social cues from their littermates and mother. Puppies continue
Dog TIP! Long-Haired Dogs Get “Snowball” Build Up: How To Stop It
If your dog gets “paw-balls” or snowballs on their legs and tummy – you need to try these solutions! Dog TIP! Long-Haired Dogs Get “Snowball” Build Up: How To Stop It There are many commercial balms and boots that work for the “Snowball” build up between the paws. Some dogs get them up the legs
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