• How Can Pets Help With Childhood Development

    How Can Pets Help with Childhood Development?

    Did you know that having a pet can help with childhood development? Pets provide kids with companionship and love and teach them how to care for another living being. They can also help them learn about responsibility, compassion, and empathy. If you’re on the fence about whether or not getting a pet is the right decision for your child, here are some benefits to consider.

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  • Breed Spotlight Cardigan Welsh Corgi Infographic Preview V1

    Cardigan Welsh Corgi- Infographic Breed Spotlight

    There are two different types of Welsh Corgi dogs: the Cardigan and the Pembroke. Some breed historians believe that Corgis came from Nordic and Spitz types, but others claim that Corgis are descendants of the Dachshund family.

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  • Breed Spotlight North American Indian Dog Infographic Preview V1

    North American Indian Dog- Infographic Breed Spotlight

    Contrary to its appearance, the North American Indian Dog (also called the NorthAID) is not a wolf, nor is it a wolf-dog hybrid. Instead, it is a rare dog breed that was developed in 1986 by breeder Mark Klemperer.

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  • 5 Reasons Why Colleges Should Have On Site Companion Animals

    5 Reasons Why Colleges Should Have On-site Companion Animals

    Companion animals are a significant source of mental and emotional support. In college, this is something many students need in abundance. There are logistical issues with onsite companion animals, to be sure, but there is also data that supports the benefits of letting students have access to companion animals. This article explores some of those benefits!

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  • Fleas Or Ticks What Causes More Damage To A New Pet (1)

    Fleas or Ticks: What Causes More Damage to a New Pet?

    If you’re a new pet owner, the list of potential risks and hazards for your dog or cat can seem never-ending. Topping that list are the two most common external parasites found on household pets: fleas and ticks.

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