Reactivity in Dogs | Part I: The Myth of the Good Dog

Reactivity in Dogs | Part I: The Myth of the Good Dog

Meet Polo We didn’t know Polo was reactive and aggressive until we’d owned him about a week. We’d taken our family of four, plus our little dog Sally, to meet him at the adoption center. He’d loved everyone – wagging his tail happily, chasing and playing with Sally. I’ve worked in veterinary medicine for over […]

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Five Tips for Keeping Your Senior Dog Slip-Free

Five Tips for Keeping Your Senior Dog Slip-Free

Watching a pet get old is not easy. My dog, George, was the first dog I acquired as an adult. He taught me how to parent before I had children, how to help him with his separation anxiety, and that loving a dog unconditionally means that you do so even when he’s stolen food off […]

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