In early October, Austin Pets Alive! received a call from another Texas shelter–– a man had just come in with a puppy he’d found floating in a box along the river, and he needed help the shelter was unequipped to provide.
Paul Andrews Dogs navigate the world with their noses. They have more than 100 million sensory receptors in their noses, and the part of a dog’s brain dedicated to smelling is 40 times larger than in humans. Nose work for dogs can stimulate them mentally, burn energy, build confidence, and encourage overall health and happiness. […]
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Summer is the perfect time to plan picnics with your furry friends. Whether you are…
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Let’s talk about the worst dry dog foods! They’re the ones with poor quality ingredients on the dog food label and can cost you a…
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From estrogen and testosterone to adrenaline and cortisol, your dog’s hormones have a profound impact on their well-being — physically, mentally and emotionally. Most people know that hormones are important for regulating body systems. These natural chemicals impact systems and metabolism on almost every level of the body, and also have a significant influence on […]
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Every day our dogs are by our side through the many ups and downs of life. They are there for our most cherished memories like birthdays, graduations, reunions and the much-loved annual family road trip. They also see some of our hardest moments and through thick and thin they know how to put a smile […]
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