There are many benefits to having animal companions, not the least of which is stress reduction. So given the magical healing powers of pets, is it ever possible that a person needs to kiss Fluffy good-bye and get off on her own for a few days? In most cases,
Who doesn’t love having a pet as a member of the family?! Some of us don’t have to worry about our cuddly fur balls giving us the sniffles, but many people aren’t so lucky. Allergies or not, a lot of families in the U.S. own pets, and about 2 million
Animal lovers know in their hearts the benefits of being around four-legged creatures. And for years, research and science have been showing the positive impact animal-assisted therapy has for patients, families and caregivers. That is why the Westminster Kennel Club created their Angel On A Leash program – providing patients
Training a Travel-Ready Dog Don’t let the blond hair and bubbly personality fool you – when it comes to training dogs Kirstin McMillan is as good as it gets – and she’s got the pedigree to prove it! A third generation animal trainer, she now heads the canine enrichment center
Let’s be real here, if we could, a lot of us would be that crazy cat/dog parent on the block. One pet can bring so much joy and richness to your life, so it only makes sense to adopt multiple, right? Well, there certainly are many benefits to having
Without hesitation I can say that my best friend in the world is my Rottweiler, “Tuf-Puf”. I named her “Puf” because she looked like a puffball as a puppy, but I didn’t think that she would grow to weigh ninety-two pounds as an adult dog. I added “Tuf” to her