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26/07/2024

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30/06/2024

My family wishes you a very happy birthday Kathy Davis

28/06/2024

Moving on
Moving forward
Moving in a positive direction
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11/06/2024

Pack animals, often a term used when speaking about a group of animals. It is assigned to a group of animals that live together for survival. Dogs thrive in packs, the fact that we have isolated them from their species means we have to fulfill that innate need to be apart. Don't be fooled, dogs stil...

18/05/2024

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This post is especially hard to write today. In the last week we have lost 2 dogs, both we had to euthanize. The waves of grief are unimaginable. It seems so much worse being that these babies were not dying from old age, it was unexpected. What to do now? Not only are we grieving, the entire pack d...

18/04/2024

P**p eating, AKA, canine conspecific coprophagy. Why does this happen? We have four puppies, they were strays. They are approximately 8 months old now but have always had the disgusting habit of eating p**p. No matter if they just ate their own meal, they still run and slurp it up. It's become more....

27/03/2024

Still absolutely looking for home for our four sweet pups
Hit me up if Interested
They are all fixed, all immunizations and rabies tags. Leash trained crate trained

19/07/2023

Bedtime is the best time...how many can fit on my side of the bed???

19/07/2023

21/06/2023

Good morning vibes! So proud of Jojo! He has come so far from a scared feral dog off the streets to a sweet young boy!

12/02/2023

Sunday mornings are so fun!!!!

07/01/2023

Saturday mornings have to be calm

04/01/2023

Animal Sitting service now offered!!! Hit us up for in home care or just drop ins for your pet. Check out our blog lesspeoplemoredogs.org for helpful blogs, contact info, etc

04/01/2023

Have you ever experienced losing your dog? I'm referring to them being lost! Such a sad and scary situation. 2 days ago, while walking my lovely "bigs" I dropped one of the leashes. Our old lady Nora who has dementia and is mostly deaf started trotting with speed away from me. Great!!!! 6 other dogs over 40lbs all on leashes in my hand. Ok let's do this. I start calling her name and running after her and she is just out of my reach and showing no signs of stopping. Thankfully I was faster than her but sheesh, I was scared she was running into the forest and gone for good. So, what can you do if you do lose your pet?

Social media blast!!!! If you haven't already, join your local lost and found animals in your area as well as your "neighborhood" Nextdoor. These are great resources to reach as many people as possible and fast! Pawboost.com is another like-minded website built specifically to reunite pets and owners.

Signs!!!!! Simple signs everywhere. Basic information listed should be large and easily readable. You can include a picture and a very brief description of the pet and of course your contact info. I mean BIG signs, posterboard size. Most people here drive, not walk and to see a regular paper sign on a pole is pretty impossible to read at a glance. Keep it simple, yet informative.

Notify local shelters and veterinarians as well and call Daily to check. Trust me, despite the good intentions of these offices they are very busy to be able to communicate the lost pet to staff and be on the lookout.

There are trackers too, many use a service to track your pet. This does require them to wear a collar. There are devices such as an implanted microchips that pulls up your information and your veterinarian. These are placed by your local veterinarian.

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See our website lesspeoplemoredogs.org for blogs related to all sorts of dog questions and experiences

14/12/2022

Ever heard the saying "A good dog is a tired dog." Exercising, moving with your pup can help create a bond of trust. A walk can give dogs alone time with their owners especially if there is a competing factor in the home IE other dogs, significant others or children. Not only will it make them more accepting of you and your behaviors, but you may also discover all sorts of quirks about your pup with this time. Allowing the dog to smell and simply enjoy being outside with you can help calm the dog. Dogs use their nose to figure out just about everything in their world. Allowing them time to smell during the walk comforts the dog and helps to promote a sense of peace. This can help turn into trust and interest in pleasing you. Training after a good walk tends to be a bit easier. The dog now has "the wiggles" worked out and can focus!