Although we may not like rules and regulations, we often find it easier to get things done when there are guidelines to follow. The same goes for our dogs.
Full Story »The People v. The System
Tired of hearing the same broken record over and over again by the “system” when dealing with animal abuse and neglect? The same tune keeps on playing, time after time, the “system” claims it has weak laws, no funds, and bigger problems to deal with.
Full Story »Pet versus landlord
Are the landlords still the Lords of their land? Can the Lord of the land tell us, ordinary people, what we can and cannot do, or have? What about tenants, don’t they have any rights? One’s domicile is one’s castle. No one can violate one’s right to a private life, not even the so called [...]
Full Story »Training Your Rescue Dog
When you adopt a new dog, you must start training him immediately so he begins to learn what is and isn’t acceptable in your home. There are several training methods you can use, but one of the most powerful methods is positive reinforcement.
Full Story »Exercising Your Rescue Dog
If you take home a rescue dog, you are committed to meeting all his needs. That includes his need for exercise.
Lack of exercise can lead to obesity, heart disease and poor muscle tone. It can also lead to behavioral problems because your dog hasn’t expended its excess of energy, and is bored. A dog who gets enough exercise is more likely to be calm while at home, and tends nor to be anxious when he’s left on his own.
Feeding and Toileting Routines for your Rescue Dog
Dogs are creatures of habit, and are happiest when they have a familiar schedule or routine to follow. This needn’t be cast in stone, but in general, they should fed and walked at a similar time each day.
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