Have you ever cuddled up next to your service dog on the couch and caught the faint whiff of chips, only to realize, you're not eating any? Well, believe it or not, what you are smelling is most …
Due to the global pandemic COVID-19, more and more people are choosing to do their everyday activities from home. Whether it's working from home, working out at home to hair appointments and even …
Teaching your service dog or emotional support animal to come when called is essential to the training process. If you want to have any …
We all need mental and physical stimulation, whether that be going to work every day, going for a morning run, or doing mind teasers on Saturday mornings. As human beings, we require engaging and …
Have you ever seen a dog that wouldn't stop barking, cowered at loud noises, or lunged at anyone passing by? If so, chances are you witnessed a dog that wasn't properly socialized as a puppy.
During …
Like humans, some dogs eat slowly, carefully taking one piece at a time. Other dogs practically inhale their food, as if it were their last meal. It does not matter the breed, size, or age of the …
As toddlers grow up, it's common for them to pull the tails of animals, grab onto fur, and play with animal's toys. If this behavior is bothersome to your emotional support animal, it may be time to …
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It is more fun. Your emotional support animal or service dog will enjoy the training process. They will be excited to see you and the training tools you use. Each new command or …
Obesity in pets is on the rise and can have serious health ramifications for your dog. Obesity in emotional support dogs and service dogs is a huge issue since they are supposed to be helping their …
Everyone thinks that they are prepared for anything and everything, until on some idle Tuesday afternoon, disaster strikes.
And boy, does it tend to strike hard.
When it comes to our pets, we …