Having a Potty Trained Dog Can be a Great Relief
Written by Amie Chapman I was reminded on a recent trip to the snow with my personal dogs that sometimes the biggest challenge with potty
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Written by Amie Chapman I was reminded on a recent trip to the snow with my personal dogs that sometimes the biggest challenge with potty
Written by Colt Rosensweig No one teaches their dog how to stand. But dogs already know how to stand, you might say. Well, they know how
Written by guest blogger Sara – original post January 5, 2016 One day, I was browsing through my newsfeed on Facebook, as per usual, when
Written by Colt Rosensweig Reprinted from January 19, 2016 Part of being a service dog handler is transitioning from one dog to another. Unfortunately for
Written by Colt Rosensweig Hi. I’m Colt, and I’m a gearaholic. You also might call me an enabler—one of my favorite things to do is
Written by Amie Chapman A few weeks ago I got a very surprising phone call from Guide Dogs for the Blind, letting me know that
Written by Alice Munley Where has 2016 gone? It’s hard to believe the holidays are upon us already. For us, the year started with the arrival
Written by Amie Chapman I was trying to figure out a topic for my next blog while I was recently puppy sitting Gary, a Guide
Written by guest blogger Karry Mang Recently, I was invited to go on a cruise with my girlfriend’s family. I immediately began looking for information
Written by guest blogger Sara First published October 20, 2015 Greetings! My name is Sara, and I am a full-time college student studying biology. My
Written by Katie Cuppy I am going to be honest, when I heard your curious son enthusiastically questioning why there was a dog in the
Written by Amie Chapman (first published on December 8, 2015) The holiday season is a time to spend with family and friends. That often includes