In This Issue… Behavior : When One Bite Changes Everything Interview : Nicole Huff Training : The Hands-Free Dog Leash Setup That Actually Works for Active Owners Lifestyle : How Do You Choose Pet Products That Are Actually Worth Buying?…
A classically trained singer, pianist, and violinist, Nicole’s artistic foundation is rooted in discipline and versatility. Before establishing herself in music and acting, she was a competitive dancer, competitive figure skater, and earned her black belt in Karate, experiences that…
Many dog owners are shocked to learn they can still face legal consequences even if their pet has never bitten anyone before. In California, dog bite law is much stricter than people realize. A first-time incident does not automatically protect…
If you are a pet owner, you must have noticed a trend: new pet products keep appearing on the shelves. From fluffy toys to high-tech gadgets and dietary supplements, there are too many options to explore. While this new development…
Anyone who has tried to run, hike, or even fast-walk with a dog on a traditional six-foot leash knows the frustration. The leash wraps your wrist, you trip on slack, your dog pulls at the worst moment, and the whole…
If you or someone you love is preparing to enter a treatment program, one of the most emotionally loaded questions that comes up is whether a pet can come along. For many people, their dog is not just an animal.…
Dog recall training, that is, teaching a dog to come when called, is often described as one of the most valuable investments in dog training. As a dog trainer and behavior consultant, I fully agree on this. Time and time…
Radiology in veterinary practice has never been limited by image acquisition. Modern digital systems produce high-quality radiographs quickly and consistently, even in general practice environments. The constraint has always been interpretation, specifically, how long it takes to move from image…
Washington offers an incredible playground for pets and their pet parents. From hiking the rugged trails of the Cascades with your dog to watching Seattle rain from a cozy apartment with your cat, pets here live active and varied lives,…
Millions of dogs are lost in the United States each year. The general rule of thumb was to print flyers, make phone calls to local shelters, and wish for the best. That sometimes worked, but it was slow, had limited…
It seems odd to even ask the question. It's just so accepted, dogs love humans - right? The question is, why? Why have dogs bonded with humans so strongly over thousands of years where other animals simply haven't?