Saving Pit Bulls, one wet nose at a time
Renting with Pets: How to Prepare
Do you own a dog but want to rent an apartment or condo, town home or house? If so, it’s vital that you’re fully informed before initiating this all-important process. Why? Because too many dogs are either abandoned or surrendered to animal shelters as a result of...
How to Read Dog Food Labels
To maintain the health of the dog, it is essential to provide the animal with an adequate amount of balanced food on a daily basis. There are certain nutrients that an animal cannot lack (e.g., proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals, fibers, water). As a...
The Importance of a “Pet-Nuptial” Agreement
Like a prenuptial agreement, the aptly named “pet-nuptial” (pet custody) agreement can assist you in keeping your cherished canine companion should your current relationship end. Whether you’re divorcing a spouse, breaking up with a partner or moving out on a...
Kennel Cough: What is it and What to do About It
Kennel cough or infectious tracheobronchitis in dogs is usually caused by a combination of Bordetella and viruses like canine distemper or canine influenza. These viruses weaken their immune systems and attack the cilia (microscopic eyelash-like filaments) lining...
K9 Veteran’s Day: Remembering Sergeant Stubby
As we celebrate K9 Veteran's Day this weekend, we remember a famous Pibble who served dutifully and became a decorated hero! Stubby was a brindle-patterned terrier mix who became the official mascot of the 102nd Infantry Regiment. He served 18 months in 17 battles....
