Divine Dog Services LLC

04/25/2024

Have you been contemplating adding a canine companion to your family? Now is the perfect time - all dog AND puppy adoption fees are 50% off now through Tuesday, April 30! Stop by any WHS campus during adoption hours and bring home your new canine companion the same day 🐶

Need more reasons to adopt from Wisconsin Humane Society? Your adoption fee includes:

- Spay or neuter surgery, initial vaccinations, and a microchip
- A certificate for a free vet exam
- A free starter bag of food
- 30 days of MetLife Pet Insurance
- A free training session from GoodPup
- Discounts from local businesses
- 10% off your purchase in our Animal Antics Retail Store
- A lifetime of memories!

Don't hesitate! Find your new best friend today: www.wihumane.org/adopt 💙

04/25/2024

There's a little Jingle in Dogland this week!

04/01/2024

We're having a busy spring break in Dogland! Chewie, Bode, and Crosby last week. Louie arrived yesterday, and friend Quincy comes later this week.

01/27/2024

Islay has the best ears. ❤️

12/28/2023

Yes, we just ate. But what about second breakfast?

12/11/2023

Guest Benji (in blue), Dobby, the Little King of Dogland, and guest Mickey (penguin sweater) wait patiently for the photographer to finish so they can take a walk.

11/27/2023

Guest dog Mochi loves to play. Here she is in a rare quiet moment. ❤️

11/23/2023

We have much to be thankful for this year ...

11/23/2023

I'm thankful for this silly guy. ❤️

11/15/2023

Bode and Islay wait patiently for a treat. ❤️

11/08/2023

It was a great day for a walk! Islay, Mex, Dobby, and little Harvey sniffed every tree and light post on our route. 😀

11/07/2023

Dogs have social media, too!

11/01/2023

Life of a dog walker. 😄😂 Fortunately, the snow burst only lasted a couple minutes.

10/21/2023

Daisy used to jump up for treats. How can one sit still when treats are so exciting? When you make it into a game, it's easier to sit. ❤️

09/18/2023

The many expressions of Riley. ❤️

09/10/2023

We're making new friends this month. Welcome to Daisy, Mex, Mikal, and Moz! And welcome back Islay, who's rejoining us now that summer break is over.

08/26/2023

Happy National Dog Day!

08/22/2023

After chasing the ball around, Mickey needed a nap. ❤️

08/20/2023

Just your average Sunday in Dogland....😀❤️

07/24/2023

One of those rare photos in which everyone is looking at the ca--never mind. 🙄🤷🏼‍♀️😀

07/22/2023

What a sweet face Elroy has! ❤️

07/02/2023

Yes.

Wow, this one from Dog Communication is a show stopper!

All to often we try to squeeze a dog into the shoes of a human, expecting them to be fully equipped with the knowledge we have.

Putting yourself in your puppies shoes, gives us a better insight into what they need both emotionally and developmentally.

The fantastic bonus of doing this, is that a happy puppy with met needs, tends to be easier to train, more bonded to the human and more healthy. It’s a total no brainer!!

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06/30/2023

Great news! That's a growing neighborhood close to the West Allis Farmers Market. ❤️

IT'S OFFICIAL! ✨️ We're opening a cafe in West Allis! Stop in and say Hi ☕️

📍 5835 W National Ave.
Doors open this Saturday, 07/01 @ 7am.

06/19/2023

Say hi to handsome Waldi. He's here for his first visit to Dogland!

06/13/2023

Welcome to June in Dogland! ❤️

06/12/2023

Macie made her first visit to Dogland over the weekend!

06/12/2023

THIS.

Unlike humans, dogs have very limited control over their external environment, which can significantly affect their well-being and behaviour.

Dogs can't alter the noise level in their surroundings, choose their own meal times, or decide when to go for a walk. Their daily lives are largely dictated by the routines and decisions of their human companions, leaving them with few choices about where to go, what to do, and when to do it.

This lack of control can sometimes lead to feelings of stress, anxiety, and frustration. For example, a dog may become anxious if constantly exposed to loud noises but can't retreat to a quieter space. Similarly, a dog may display signs of stress if their routine is frequently disrupted without warning.

However, as dog guardians and primary caregivers, we can help mitigate these feelings of stress by creating an environment that caters to a dog's need for safety, predictability, and stimulation. While we can't give dogs full control over their environment, we can aim to understand their needs and preferences, and adjust their surroundings to make them feel more comfortable and secure.

Helping our dogs to feel safe is the most important part of being their guardian in this World.

Way more important than changing their behaviour.

05/24/2023

A busy day in Dogland!