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Source 5 Tips to Earn a Dog´s Trust Since ancient times, humans and dogs have maintained a strong relationship of cooperation. Even though discipline has historically been valued as a very important part of the human-dog relationship, we are clear that the first links created between these two species have been forged from mutual trust. For this reason, we have made a compilation of useful tips to gain the trust of a dog.   Each dog has individual characteristics and, although there are breeds that are genetically more predisposed to socialization and others that can seem scarier, what most defines...

Source Your dog goes everywhere you go. So, when it comes time to move to assisted living, it only makes sense that your dog comes along as well. Unfortunately, that’s easier said than done. While an increasing number of assisted living facilities accept pets, seniors still face challenges when searching for pet-friendly assisted living. Why Is It So Hard to Find Pet-Friendly Senior Living? There’s a good reason why some assisted living communities don’t allow pets. Not only can pets spread disease, but senior pet owners are also more likely to fall than seniors without pets. In an assisted living...

6 Ways to Keep Your Dog Entertained Indoors The current shelter-in-place order doesn’t mean you can’t take your dog outside for walks. But, as the weather warms up, neighborhood sidewalks and park paths are becoming more crowded and making it difficult to observe social distancing. Plus, those of us working from home may find that our dogs’ need for attention has substantially increased. Try these indoor entertainment ideas for your dog.   Fetch Fetch is a classic outdoor pastime, but it can be modified for indoor fun. If you have space and some softer toys that won’t damage your home,...

Preparing Your Pup For Spring There may still be a chill in the air, but spring is just around the corner and I'm already starting to see loving pet owners bringing their dogs into the open air. With the changing of the seasons it's time to consider taking preventive actions and remaining at the forefront of pet care so your little friends are ready for a spring and summer full of fun.   Brush, Brush, Brush This is the season when most canines will shed as they dispose of their winter coat for a slenderer coat intended for the hotter...

4 Wintertime Activities for You and Your Dog in Chicago Get Moving at Jackson Bark Most dog parks in the city are fairly barebones–a few trees and maybe some shallow kiddie pools for the summer months. Jackson Bark on the South Side is something entirely different. This large community dog park features obstacles for dogs to climb on, crawl under, and leap over. The park’s equipment, made largely from recycled material, offers a change of pace for both dog and owner. Plus, Jackson Bark is entirely fenced in, so you can let your dog off-leash with no worries. Just remember...