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- Don’t Rush Your Petsby angie@angiemorin.comThere are so many things our animals don’t understand about our human world. Yes, we ask them to understand. In fact, many humans just expect and assume they understand. We live in a world of instant gratification. Animals don’t work that way. They don’t show up knowing how to be a well-mannered, human world adapted …
- Shredding and Other ” Naughty” Behaviorsby angie@angiemorin.comHumans tend to view many animal behaviors as destructive behaviors. However, to an animal, these are natural behaviors they need to engage in. I want to start a thread where you can ask about a common animal behavior (any species) often labeled as destructive. I will give you the reason for the behavior, that fits …
- Borrowing From Heavenby angie@angiemorin.comAlways remember we are just borrowing our pets from heaven. Their souls are too beautiful and too full of love to stay here as long as we do. They come, on borrow, to bring us true love and joy and make our life better. When they leave to go back they take a piece of …
- Difficult Animalsby angie@angiemorin.comAnimals that bite, growl, scratch, buck, rear, kick or bolt are often labeled as dangerous or difficult. These animals are NOT that at all. They are usually the most sensitive animals. These animals resort to these behaviors, which are forms of communication, because their more subtle, polite ways of communicating to tell you something is …
- A Powerful Quote From A Dogby angie@angiemorin.com“Things can get better but I will never be perfect. “ It is important we always remember this. Our animals can be easy to live with, they can learn our expectations, routines, and way of communicating. They can learn appropriate behaviors. They can learn how to adapt to this human world. But they can never …
- Can You “UnChain” Your Dog (or other pet)?by angie@angiemorin.comDid you know that January is National Unchain A Dog Month While most of us would never physically chain our dogs, I’m reminded restrictions don’t just come from chains. Psychologically, yes chaining dogs is very harmful to them. It’s restricting. It usually leads to aggression, insecurity, frustration, anxiety, fear, and mental decline. Chained dogs feel …
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- Your Pet Becomes The Words You Useby angie@angiemorin.comAnimals are very sensitive to energy. That’s why the words we use and the names we call them affect them so much. They become that energy. They don’t understand jokes, so if we say “youre a pain in the butt”, even if we are joking, they feel we are being serious. Humans joke all the time. …
- How To Help Our Pets Live Longerby angie@angiemorin.comI talk a lot about the importance of enrichment. It keeps pets happier, balanced, and prevents behavioral issues from boredom. But the other very important benefit that enough enrichment provides is prevention of premature cognitive decline. Enrichment also reduces stress. Stress in animals creates premature aging just like it does in humans. Stress in animals …
- Your Pet’s Mental Healthby angie@angiemorin.comYour pets mental health must always come first when making decisions. It’s easy to forget that animals can suffer from emotional abuse (often unintentional) not just physical abuse. We can all say “bad people” physically abuse animals, but often animals are emotionally stressed with loving guardians! Just out of a lack of understanding. It’s easy …
- Leaving Your Pet When You Travelby angie@angiemorin.comLeaving your pet while you go on vacation can be very stressful. We all have many options. We can have pet sitters come to the house. We can bring them with us or we can put them in boarding. Sometimes we don’t have a choice and we only have one option. No matter how well …
