Nuisance Behaviors – Humans call them that, but these behaviors, to animals, are part of their every day life. These behaviors are part of their genetics. These behaviors are bred into them. Animals use these behaviors for emotional balance, physical strengthening, cognitive exercising, and communication. Taking away the ability to participate in these core behaviors
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Always remember, your animal is doing the best it can with what it has been taught. Your animal is doing the best it can in the environment you have provided. It’s not your animals fault if they haven’t been taught the way you want to be taught or haven’t been taught at all. It’s not
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Our responsibility is to respect and care for all living beings. This doesn’t just include our pets but all wild animals too. This means – * Gardening, trimming, cutting during times of year that do not disturb nests, babies, or hibernating animals. * Creating safe spaces for wildlife around your home. * Looking down to
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The foundation of a well behaved animal is not obedience. It’s not even training. It’s your relationship with that animal. If your pet (any species) thinks good things happen WITH YOU, they will be super eager to do what you ask. What does it mean when I say good things happen WITH you? Rewards –
Our pets follow us blindly. They are the most loyal being you will EVER have in your life. Their love and their loyalty is a GIFT that should be protected, treasured, and honored. Unfortunately when animals are rehomed, these “rides” aren’t what they had hoped. We owe it to them to keep them safe, emotionally,
When you bring a new pet into your home or barn they will be living in a state of stress for the first week or more. To them, its like being dropped into a foreign country without notice. A place where you don’t know anyone and no one speaks your language. A place where you
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Posted onMarch 7, 2026 Don’t Rush Your Pets There 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
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Here is a very simple way to add to your pets day! Make a list of pet favorite things to do that they do not already do on a daily basis. Examples: Interactive play with you Go for a walk (cats can do this too!) Hand Graze Their favorite snack (not something they get all
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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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