Animals 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.
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Did 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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Lots of us travel. And traveling when you have to leave pets behind can be stressful for us and them! It is also a big responsibility. Some pets handle owner travel better than others. Here are some tips to help your pet when you are away. * Tell your pet when you are leaving, where
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Yes, it’s real. Chihuahuas get a bad rep. Small dogs tend to have less patience. But, there’s a reason. Small dogs (in general) get less “training” than big dogs. Many people assume they don’t need it because they can just pick them up and move them. They don’t pull as hard on a leash. They
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Let’s talk about discarded and abandoned animals. I’d choose those animals all day every day even when their behavior looks like a deterrent or a problem. Why? These animals have been handed more burdens and traumas than they can count.They have experienced trauma in some way (abuse, neglect, abandonment) and they haven’t given up. This
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Two is always better than 1 when it comes to animals! With very few exceptions, two animals are better than one because all of our domestic pets are meant to live with others of the same breed. Cats live in a colony. Dogs live in packs. Horses live in herds. Birds live in flocks. You
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Some pets won’t like another animal and thats ok! They don’t have to like them to cohabitate. They just won’t be best friends. They can learn to respectfully cohabitate with ANY animal if you give them the tools, guidance, and patience to do so. I see way too many people give up too soon when
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One of the most difficult parts of animal guardianship is the moment we have to say goodbye to our best friends. Though we know they will always be around us, it is important to recognize the transition from the physical to the Rainbow Bridge is a tiring journey for any soul. The emotion in both
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The holidays affect pets, hugely! The holidays can fill homes and humans with stress, anxiety, busyness, joy, happiness or excitement. Sometimes a mix of all of these! Like humans some pets will thrive on the energy and get excited too. These pets may be over active, over stimulated, and over tired by the end. These
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Accommodate your pets If you move, take them. You would take your child. If your pet develops a behavioral issue, show them love, patience and understanding. Change what is happening. Don’t blame them or give up on them. Their behavior is their communication. They are trying to tell you something is wrong. If you have
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