Tag Archives: Seasonal Problems

Throwback Thursday – Kibble Caper

For this Throwback Thursday stroll down memory lane, we are hopping down the bunny trail. You may be surprised to hear despite being an awesome guard dog, Santa isn’t the only one who breaks into my home one night each year. The Easter Bunny does too! However, whereas Santa at least leaves presents, this mischievous […]

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Snakebite and Other Types of Snow

According to Google, Inuits have approximately 50 different words to describe snow. Although our vocabulary isn’t as extensive, dogs also have quite a few ways to describe snow too. For example, right now we are experiencing what my friend Sheba calls “Snakebite Snow.” Snakebite Snow is icy crunchy snow that when stepped on the paw […]

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Dogs, Take Care of Your Humans this Winter

Dogs, January is a good time to remind you of your responsibility to take care of your humans.  It is important to have a consistent plan to meet their needs, and this especially holds true during the winter months. After all, as every dog knows, a bored human is an annoying human. The following are […]

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Ball Or Pumpkin – A Game of Skill

Asa here. Yesterday Chuck Billy shared some really good Thanksgiving dog safety advice. Today I’d like to remind dogs that when visiting family and friends, not everything that looks like a ball is actually a ball. However, rather than drone on with some boring facts, I’m going to re-share the game Chuck Billy played with […]

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Golden Wolves’ Summer Migration

It is a well documented fact that the seasons dictate the way Golden Wolves live.  Although Golden Wolves are not known for being migratory animals, migration is an important behavioral strategy used to enhance our survival during the hot summer months. Therefore, Asa and I have no choice but to follow our instincts and begin […]

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Suspicious Characters

On Tuesday afternoon, at approximately 4:45 PM, I received a report of stolen property. The homeowners had gone out to pick wild blueberries in their yard when they discovered a large quantity was missing. They cannot estimate how many were stolen. But did say when they last checked days earlier their bushes were bursting with […]

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