Leash Aggression – Leash Reactivity
The other week, we posted a long blog discussing the things a pet parent might mean when they say their dog aggressive or reactive. If you missed that blog, you can check it out here. One of the aggressive or reactive behaviors we discussed was leash aggression or leash reactivity. This behavior is usually seen when…
Read MoreShop Pet-Friendly Gifts From Small Bay Area Businesses This Holiday Season
Hi everpawdy! Campy here, and I am SO excited for the Howl-o-days! With the gift-giving season approaching, we have your back when it comes to finding the perfect pet-friendly gifts for your furry companions. The Bay Area is home to many small businesses offering unique, pet-friendly products – from handmade pet accessories to all-natural treats.…
Read MoreWinter Holiday Safety Tips for You and Your Pet
Mistlet-OH NO! The last thing you want this holiday season is a trip to your veterinarian because your pet ingested something they shouldn’t have. As you dive into the holiday cheer, don’t forget these essential holiday safety tips to keep your dog, cat, or other pets safe. Protect your furry friends from potential hazards while enjoying…
Read MoreAggressive Dogs: What Is An Aggressive Dog? What Does Aggressive Mean?
Our marketing company is on this kick that we need to market the Ranger Station, our enrichment and training location, to “aggressive” dogs. They keep telling us that “aggressive dog” is a key search term and that our SEO will improve we market more to pet parents with aggressive dogs. Sadly, for all our vendors,…
Read MoreThe Value of Conventions
As many of you know, I am a New York Times reader. I don’t manage to read the whole paper every day, but I read and skim large parts of it and am an avid competitor (with in our family) when it comes to the Weekly Quiz. I get a particular kick when an article…
Read MoreCat Care: It’s Not an Alternative Revenue Source – It’s Cat Care!
I am fortunate to attend several pet care industry conferences a year. Since the pet care industry (overnight care and day care) is currently dominated by dog care, most of these conferences focus on dogs. That said, there is usually a panel discussion or presentation on cats that starts with the premise that cats are…
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