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These are Tough Times...
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As you might already know, the COVID-19 pandemic has been very difficult for many of us to carry on our normal daily lives. Public gatherings have been canceled. Businesses have either closed to foot traffic and employees sent home. Travel to and from places within neighborhoods and elsewhere have put everyone on edge. As we cope through these difficult times, know that there's always GOOD things even in the worst of times. If you have love ones in your home, these days make it a great time to spend quality time together. Streaming movies, playing board games, and going on...
This Weekend's Pet Events
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This Weekend's Pet Events in CO, IN, IA, MN, OR, SC, VA 🐾 February 1-2, 2020 🐾 Colorado Mix & Mingle Speed Dating Event @ Watering Bowl in Denver, CO. Admission is free. Indiana Winter Hike Series in Brown County - A Winter Dog Hike @ Brown County State Park in Nashville, IN. Admission is free; State Park gate fee applies. Iowa I”bitter”rod @ Penn Meadows Park in North Liberty, IA. Admission is $15. Minnesota Bauhaus Brew Labs Pupper Bowl @ Bauhaus Brew Labs in Minneapolis, MN. Admission is $20/dog per bowl. Oregon Sunriver Brewing Company K-9 Keg Pull @ The Village at Sunriver Courtyard in Sunriver, OR. Admission is $15 - $20....
What Is The Best Dog Toy?
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"I was a shy, quiet kid. I was happiest playing by myself with my toys, rather than hanging around people." Christian SlaterToys bring out the best in all of us and that includes our cherished pups in our homes. The unique power that a toy has to transform a pup into mischievous and funny creatures provide an emotional experience worth every dime and penny. One of the first things I've observed that pet owners asked when shopping for the perfect toy is whether their pup will like the toy or not. Then after, they'll likely end up with a toy...
Could Neutering Your Dog Help Your Allergies?
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Do you suffer from allergy symptoms like sneezing and runny nose? More than likely, you're also allergic to pets or pet dander. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, 3 in 10 people with an allergy will also be allergic to a pet cat or dog. Therefore avoiding your exposure to a pet is the best strategy for reducing allergy symptoms. But, what if you can single out the type or breed of a pet or even the gender of a pet that is the cause of your allergies. Well, you can... but, would you do it?A CNN article on...