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It's that time of year, when many people look forward to a fresh start and set goals to improve their health and fitness. The problem with New Year’s resolutions is that most good intentions are often derailed within a few weeks. Does this sound familiar? You are not alone. Fortunately, you don’t have to embark on this alone either - you can bring your four-legged friend along for the ride.
Our community events calendar features a monthly listing of training seminars, dog trade shows, fairs and/or fundraising events for dogs in and around the Greater Toronto Area.
Myra is an approx. 6-8 year old spayed female Rottweiler. She came into Toronto Animal Services North Region at the beginning of August but she was never claimed. She loves affection, walks wonderfully on leash, knows her basic commands and LOVES stuffed toys.
My name is Lola just like the song. Although I have never been a showgirl dancer many people feel I have good looks and charisma to be a star! I have petite physique and weigh in at a slight 10 pounds and although I am 8 years old, I don’t look at day over 3 years. I'm spayed, up to date on vaccines and am micro chipped. I had a kidney stone removed but that was a long time ago. I have lots of energy and enthusiasm for life. I love going for walks and strutting my blondeness!
The night of ghosts and goblins is fast approaching. This can be lots of fun for the whole family, whether you are out collecting treats for tricks, or at home giving them out to the kids. It can be the favorite evening of the year for many of our youngsters, but not many dogs put it on their top ten list.
Some of the most frustrating cases that I see include the itchy dog. The itchy dog can be difficult to diagnose and even when a diagnosis is made, treatment can often be frustrating and un-rewarding. It is difficult to watch a dog stop what it is doing to scratch or to stay awake all night scratching because it just can't get relief. When these cases aren't resolved, I'm not happy, the owner isn't happy and the dog definitely isn't happy.
As the weather turns cooler, there seems to be even more dogs enjoying a romp in the park. The cool air brings a new sense of vitality and this is arguably the best dog walking weather you can get.
DOG SPORTS and/or GAMES; PET FIRST AID DEMOS; RAFFLE TABLE; MUSIC; BBQ; SILENT AUCTION; EXHIBITORS Participation Organize a corporate team or form a team with friends, family, co-workers, clubs and neighbours. Add fun with challenges. OR As an individual…..just you and your pooch! Collect pledges from friends, co-workers, neighbours and family.
Seeing your dog zip through a agility tunnel, complete a precision obedience exercise, race again and again in a flyball competition or successfully complete his tracking title can make the heart of many dog owners soar. Dog sports encompass a wide variety of activities for you and your dog to enjoy.
Summer is a great time to get outside with your dog and spend some wonderful quality time together. The weather is warm, the sun is shining and it’s time to have some fun! It’s time to get outside more and enjoy walking and playing with your dog, going to the cottage or for a swim in your backyard pool. However, summer isn’t all fun and games. This is also the season that many of my clients are concerned about the effect that thunderstorms and fireworks have on their dogs.
Finding the right food for your pet can be tough. Recalls and dangerous ingredients are revealed often, making it essential to take the time to read the label to find out what exactly is in your pet’s food. These websites and forums make it easy to decipher the ingredients found in pet food, so read on for tips and ideas to have your pet eating healthy.
With recent "rash" of lost dogs, and dogs bolting on transfer from rescue to foster/adoptive home, we thought it timely to republish "HOW NOT TO LOSE YOUR PET" - M. Michelle Nadon, C4P Animal Rescue, www.c4panimalrescue.comLOST PETS - PREVENTION IS KEY!
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