You have an adolescent or two in the home, you also have a family dog. How does a family dog help your teen navigate this challenging phase of development? Are you doing the right thing by having a dog at
Researches have studied the family dog influences your baby’s development for the last several years. Each time new evidence comes to light. The family dogs and baby’s development is a growing area of research. To know how babies benefit from
So your children like dogs. They know someone who has a dog at school. They want a dog they bug you endlessly to get one. Maybe you had one at their age. You think it’s a good idea. But
Dogs & Pregnant Women Ever wonder if your dog can tell you are pregnant? And just how much do they understand? Well dogs can tell when a human woman is expecting almost from the moment of conception because they are
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
Getting a Dog is a Surprise of it’s own – Don’t combine the event with a big day Dogs can make great family pets if everyone is on board. They do not make good
By now many people know of Bunny, the intelligent Sheepadoodle that uses an augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) device to communicate with her owner Alexis Devine. The AAC is a communication tool usually used by human’s who need communicative assistance.
January Train Your Dog Month: Potty Training Your Puppy. Here’s a video on strategies to potty train your puppy!
Human health improved by dog owning. Explore how your dog helps you get and stay healthy. Studies from Michigan State University indicate that dog owners are 34 percent more likely to walk for a minimum of 150 minutes a week
Getting Ready to Go Out in The Rain- Do I Have Too? It’s rainy season again in North America. The weather has you looking out the window at walking time thinking – Do I have too? You wonder – isn’t my dog
