The Dog Park. Ah, mixed feelings. A lot of us do have mixed feelings about taking our dogs to the dog park, and that’s quite normal. Some have had great experiences, others bad, and for most of us fellow dog … Read More
Many pet parents are quick to call their high-energy dog “hyperactive,” but is that a fair assessment of the dog’s behavior? Is an over-the-top drive actually abnormal? According to Clinical Behavioral Medicine for Small Animals (Karen Overall, 2005), true hyperactivity … Read More
As your new pet adjusts to your home, a period of post-adoption jitters is totally normal. However, there are some cases where these jitters stem from more than just new surroundings and a new family. Yes, unfortunately, we’re talking about … Read More
A weekly trip to Starbucks is helping dogs at the Kitsap Humane Society find their forever homes. Shelter volunteer Molly Clark takes dogs on weekly outings, and on the way back she gets them a special treat: a Starbucks Puppuccino, which … Read More
These stereotypes about pit bulls are dead wrong. Literally. Some 1.2 million dogs are euthanized in shelters across the country every year, according to the ASPCA. (For comparison, 1.4 million are adopted). While it’s nearly impossible to know exactly how … Read More
Good nutrition is the foundation of good health. Feeding your dog a wholesome diet along with the proper supplements will ensure he is getting everything he needs. This article presents a handy A-Z glossary of 20 of the most common vitamins, … Read More