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Best Places to Work contest
from Travel, She Wrote
on Monday June 17th, 2013 at 05:28 PM
Companies Have Good Reasons to Embrace Dog-Friendly Workplace
Looking to improve your workplace? The answer may be resting at your feet. According to aVirginia Commonwealth Universitystudy, employees who bring their dogs to work produced lower levels of the stress-causing hormone cortisol. Stress is a major contributor to employee absenteeism, morale and burnout and results in significant loss of productivity and resources. But a preliminary study, published in the March 2012 issue of the...
Guy meets girl meets Dog
from Travel, She Wrote
on Thursday June 13th, 2013 at 01:50 PM
Dog training the American Male by LA Knight
This is definitely NOT your usual romantic comedy romp between the sheets and the relationship. It started kinda slow to me but it is a very funny premise about a man and woman and a dog. The woman is a radio talk show host and a psychologist. Her radio show is about relationships and it is doing poorly. Nancy has issues with men, to say the least. She moves in with her boyfriend, Jacob, he gets a dog and the dog is out of control so she hires a dog...
June 11-Just One Day
from Travel, She Wrote
on Wednesday June 12th, 2013 at 12:15 AM
Today is June 11, 2013. Shelters across the country will stop the killing for Just One Day today by putting down their euthanasia needles and picking up cameras instead: to photograph and market animals. They will reach out to rescue groups, host adoption events, stay open for extended hours, and ask their communities to help them empty the shelter the good way. Last year, about 800 organizations answered the call, finding homes for roughly 9,000 animals, erasing one days worth of killing.
In...
Save money on pet friendly travel
from Travel, She Wrote
on Monday June 10th, 2013 at 02:47 PM
Gas prices may be soaring along with the temperatures but that does not mean that you have to spend a fortune on your summer vacation with Fido. Doing a little research, planning and strategizing ahead of time can save you both time and bucks without pinching too many pennies on safety and for pampering and missing out on all the fun.
Taking Fido with you means that you will start your vacation ahead of the curve by saving kennel and boarding fees ($30+ a night). Create a budget, bank the...
Dog dad’s day gifts
from Travel, She Wrote
on Friday June 7th, 2013 at 05:49 PM
Fathers day is June 16
what better way to celebrate Fathers day then to give dad a few gifts from his best friend?
Say It With Bacon
What dog dad (and his dog) do not love bacon (and cheese, peanut butter and hot dogs?) Get your dog dad a mouthwatering gift box that he can share with his best friend as a thank you to dad for bringing home the bacon.
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Every dad needs a Wag More Bark Less baseball cap...
Are dog parks safe?
from Travel, She Wrote
on Thursday June 6th, 2013 at 09:53 PM
Dog Park Safety Tips for Your Canine Companion
While frolicking in the park is great exercise and a good time for our playful pooches, canines may return home from the dog park with more than just new four-legged friends. Medical conditions commonly associated with a visit to the dog park include sprains, bites and head trauma. As dog park visits increase during the warm summer months,Veterinary Pet Insurance Co. (VPI), the nations oldest and largest provider of pet health insurance, reminds...
Put the dog in the coconut
from Travel, She Wrote
on Wednesday June 5th, 2013 at 03:01 PM
Ok, well, I always wanted to be a sleuth Reading Nancy Drew books when I was a pre-teenager, I imagined what it would be like to solve mysteries. Fast forward to yesterday. I had a chance to figure out (once again) what is going on with Cicis sensitive skin (why it keeps getting rashy and blotchy and itchy). First, I realized after slathering her up with cream that she did indeed have fleas. Saw several critters fleeing as I slathered. Been trying different natural remedies for the fleas and...
Any Dog Can Bite
from Travel, She Wrote
on Wednesday May 29th, 2013 at 05:58 PM
Whom do dogs most often bite? Toddlers. Next, the elderly; and coming in thirdyou guessed itpostal carriers.
As a U.S. Postal Service slogan in support of National Dog Bite Prevention Week says, There are 70 million good dogs, butANY DOG CAN BITE.
Patterson of the AVMA calls insurers singling out certain breeds misguided. The data, she says, do not bear out the contention that one breed is more apt to bite than another, though she allows that big dogs, by virtue of their size and strength, may...
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