• How can we Solve the Pet Overpopulation Problem

    ‘Pet overpopulation’ is a common theme for many animal rescue agencies and rightly so, it is an almost insurmountable problem in North America. The statistics are staggering and speak for themselves: the Humane Society of the United States report four million cats and dogs are euthanized each year.

    • It's Smart to Use Pets In Marketing and Advertising Campaigns

      “A dog on a leash pulls its master toward a flock of flushing pigeons in an advertisement for asthma medicine. A cat serenely naps on the couch next to a couple of apartment dwellers fretting about their home loan application in an ad for a mortgage company.The bottom line...pets help sell product!

    • Cat Health Concerns

      If you are thinking about getting a cat, or already have one, it is important to be familiar with some major cat health concerns. By being educated about common feline health problems, you can help to ensure your furry friend will have a long, healthy life with you.

    • Letting Your Dog Sleep on Your Bed

      Aside from the issues of dirt and bugs, you (or I should say we) are setting ourselves up for a lifetime struggle with our dog pal. After all, he’s no dummy. He knows that there is supposed to be hierarchy, one that leaves him on the floor with his own bed.

    • The Importance of the Nitrogen Cycle

      Unfortunately, many people fail to properly understand the importance of the nitrogen cycle and as a result they tend to lose a lot of fish during the first week or two after they set up their tank.

    • Signs a Cat is Pregnant

      If you notice that your cat has not gone into heat again following her last heat cycle, that is a good sign that she is pregnant. Cats that are not pregnant will usually go into heat within weeks of the previous heat cycle.

  • Guest Article

    Lee Charles Kelley
    Lee Charles Kelley

    Lee Charles Kelley is a successful New York dog trainer who uses methods that stimulate obedience through training games geared around a dog's natural prey drive....

    Article:The Myth of Alpha 

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