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Category Archives: Care of the dog
CAAT- Canadian Animal Assistance Team
My blog is winding down as I approach 100 posts. As I reflect on what I’ve written, I’ve realized that a theme of my blog has been how dogs are wonderful connectors. For example, when meeting on the street or … Continue reading
Pack of Paws – Doggie Daycare
I have always wondered what it would be like to own and run a dog daycare business in an environment other than in home-style boarding. How do people find great locations for doggie daycare? What are the things to take … Continue reading
Posted in Care of the dog, Dog Boarding in Home, Dogs and Their Routines
Tagged Dog daycare, dogs247, Liberty Village, Pack of Paws
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Packing for a Dog’s Holiday
Just recently I was packing for Abby and Ember’s – my two Labradors – nine day visit to their Grandma and Grandpa’s house. I mentioned to my daughter Emily, who’s in her early twenties, that I had clearly gone “overboard” … Continue reading
A Time To Help Out – Pattison K9 Rescue Team
A few weeks ago I was on Twitter; I follow quite a few dog sites as I enjoy their educational and entertainment value. One of the sites, The Toronto Daily Pet mentioned that dog collars were needed for the Pattison … Continue reading
Dogs and Skunks – Not The Best Pair
My cousin Martha is a dog lover, too. We certainly inherited the “dog gene” from our Grandmother Ruth Allen. Martha jokes that I inherited the “dog gene” tenfold! Martha had some up-close and personal experiences with her dogs and skunks … Continue reading
HOTDOGZ & CO.
When I am at the off-leash dog park I am always in full observation mode. I watch the dogs with me and scan the area much like people do when driving their vehicles. As I walked around the large, open, … Continue reading
Dog Injuries and Trips to the Vet
I think that every dog owner can recite a story about an emergency trip to a vet. Accidents happen, but thank goodness they don’t happen very often. They can be very scary for the two and four-legged to experience, and … Continue reading
Children and Dogs
I consider myself very blessed that I have been around dogs for all of my life. I am a firm believer that all children, at some point in their lives, should experience owning a pet. Dogs are a front-runner for … Continue reading
Posted in Care of the dog, Children and Dogs, Death of a dog, Dog Running Away From Home, Dogs and Their Routines, Dogs At The Cottage, Dogs Digging, Mixed Breed Dogs, Senior Dogs, Two different dogs in a home, Your Dog Gene
Tagged children and dogs, dogs247, lessons from dogs, what dogs teach children
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Helpful Hints for Shampooing a Dog
Today we returned from a lovely weekend away. We were fortunate to be able to take our two dogs to a family reunion located on a lakefront. Abby, at thirteen, finds great pleasure wading in the water and lying down … Continue reading
Posted in Care of the dog, Dog Collar, Dogs At The Cottage, Senior Dogs, Stinky Dogs
Tagged dog grooming tips, dogs247, shampooing your dog
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Can Dogs Get Poison Ivy?
“Leaves of three, let them be” is a quote that I know personally very well. I have experienced a reaction to poison ivy probably a dozen times over my lifetime. The last time I got it, the predictable rash appeared … Continue reading