The death of an animal companion is often deeply painful — a fact people who don't live with animals might not understand. Resources are available to help you deal with the grief.
Caring for a pet can help children learn to be responsible, if the task fits the child's age. Here are age-appropriate ideas, from toddlers through teens.
Ignore what you see magicians do in cartoons: don't pick up a pet rabbit by the ears or the scruff of the neck. See how to correctly pick up and hold a pet rabbit.
You and your dog can get fit together and deepen your bond with these outdoor and indoor exercise ideas.
If you want a furry, inquisitive pet that loves to play, consider adopting a ferret from a shelter or rescue organization. Here’s help navigating the process.
Animal shelters depend on volunteers. You can help — and you don't even have to scoop litter boxes.
A new baby is a big adjustment for everyone. Help your pet get used to the change with these tips.
Pets aren't good at posing for picture (unless they're asleep). Try these 5 ways to get a perfect pet portrait.
Understanding the difference between dry, moist and wet dog food can help you choose the right one for your dog.
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Get ID tags with the camp's info and your cell. Here are a few other suggestions.
Look into these medical and behavioral reasons.
Give them time.
Wendy owns the Dog Obedience Group, a Chicago-area company offering group training classes, private instruction, pre-puppy planning and problem behavior solving using positive reinforcement training.