Kristen Levine Pet Living Stories, Science & Advice for Living Happier & Healthier with Pets
So if you’re ready to rescue, these tail-wagging tips and resources will help you get started on the right paw.
So if you’re ready to rescue, these tail-wagging tips and resources will help you get started on the right paw.
The anniversary of your pet’s adoption, or ‘Gotcha Day’, is an important celebration. Get my tips on how to make it an extra special day, with tasty treats and paw-some party ideas that you and your pet will love!
Puppies are irresistibly cute bundles of fluff, but they’re also a lot of work! Before you take that first whiff of puppy breath and fall in love, get prepared! Here’s everything to know before bringing home a new puppy.
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Thinking about adopting a shelter dog? Adoption is one of the most rewarding experiences a pet parent can have. However, it’s a big responsibility that needs a lot of thought beforehand. Here are five questions to ask before you bring a new pup into your home.
Sadly enough, in the month of October black cats and dogs are more likely to have bad luck than the human that cross their paths. There are many ways to show black cats and dogs just how much they matter.
Did you know black dogs are frequently passed over in shelters in favor of lighter colored pooches? Here’s why!
Some things get better with age, and this can be especially true of a senior dog!
If you want to know where your rescue pup got his perky ears, his adorable stubby legs, or his quirky personality, a doggie DNA test may give you the answers you’re looking for!
Each year around this time, the AKC (American Kennel Club) announces the most popular breeds according to their breed registry.
For the 24th year in a row, the Labrador Retriever has topped the list. Of course, as someone who shares her heart and home with a Lab mix, this doesn’t surprise me at all. True to the breed’s reputation, Chilly is smart, active, friendly and loving.
However, he’s also part…something else. Which means he’s, well, a mutt. And I love the mutt part of him just as much as I love the Lab part. It doesn’t matter to me what his genetic makeup is. What matters is that he fits in perfectly with our family and lifestyle.
Whether you choose a purebred or a mutt, it’s important to consider things like the ages of everyone in your family, your activity level, your hobbies and interests, and your housing situation. Check out the list below for general personality traits of different breeds that might be a good fit for you.
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