Having a dog can bring so much joy to your life. It’s essential to keep your pup fit and healthy in order to get the most out of your relationship. Good Old Doggie has compiled some helpful tips and advice on how to keep your dog in great shape. Maintain Your Dog’s Fitness Dogs need […]
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We gratefully thank Lisa Preston and her beautiful fur baby Buddy for this tantalizing and very healthy dog treat recipe. It’s been a while since we found a recipe that is beneficial, easy to make, and totally doglicious. We’ve researched the ingredients and found all of them to be superfoods for your pup!* Photos (and
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Pets make great companions for people of all ages, but they can be especially beneficial for senior citizens. However, caring for a pet properly as you age can be difficult. From Good Old Doggie, here are three things to know about how to best care for your pet as you age. Find a Pet-Friendly Assisted
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Having a dog in your life can change your life for the better and make you a happier person. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of the state it will leave your house. Thankfully, there are a number of affordable and simple cleaning tips for dog owners to follow that can keep your house shipshape,
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It is hard to believe that someone could hurt an animal, but instances of animal abandonment and cruelty are more common than you think as reported by Dosomething.org. Each animal deserves to be loved and cared for, and in this article, explore various ways you can contribute towards making a positive difference in the lives
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Written by Wendy Lyons Sunshine for her Tender Paws blog in Psychology Today, this post provides essential tips to help your new rescue dog adjust to her new home. Here are three simple ways to help to comfort your new rescue dog. She will feel more calm, confident, and comfortable with their new family and
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“The Magic of Make-Believe for Our Dogs” is an enlightening look at how life-sized stuffed toys make therapeutic doggie playmates. Written by Wendy Lyons Sunshine for her Tender Paws blog in Psychology Today, the post illustrates how make-believe playmates for puppies and adult dogs can work magic. Play is serious business! It can relieve their
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The winter solstice is here, and with the frenzy of the holiday season, it typically comes and goes without notice. If you live in the Northern Hemisphere, you will be the farthest from the sun as you have been all year. December 21st is also the official first day of winter and yields the least
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Moving is just as stressful for our pets as it is for us humans. If you just moved to a new city, help your pets get accustomed to the unfamiliar environment so they can feel at ease in your new home! Helping your pets adjust starts before you even buy a home. Keep your pup
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“What Our Dogs Can Tell Us About Ourselves” is an insightful article written by Wendy Lyons Sunshine. Wendy has recently begun writing a blog for Psychology Today, called “Tender Paws.” The information she presents in this post is based upon in-depth scientific research and explores the correlation between pet owners and owner personalities. This is
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This is not new news, but it helps to remind us that senior dogs need special care. The American Kennel Club offers some great tips on how to keep our old girls and boys on top of their game. With improved diet and veterinary care, dogs are now able to live longer than ever before.
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Oh, Fancy. My little Chihuahua. She’s a darling girl, but she’s easily spooked. Having spent most of her life in a cage before we rescued her, she was not familiar with, well, most things that exist outside of a cage. So, going for a walk with me for the very first time proved a challenge.
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