That’s Wolfie with the shaved back. He had some skin issues when he was picked up as stray, but they are all better now.
We recently went on vacation (that’s the reason for the silence here) and brought home a new rescue dog (Wolfie). Needless to say our old rescue dog (Greta, who we have had for 14 months now) and the new rescue dog need to work things out. Both are approx. 68 pound shepard mixes, very friendly with dogs and people but of course our long time dog is not so happy about sharing.
It’s so intriguing that sharing is a very big issue for animals of all kind, including humans. And of course there is also the issue of change.
I don’t deal well with change. I thought I did (moving for college, changing careers ETC) but as I get older I can see the cracks in the vision I have of myself. My anxiety about change can be near overwhelming these days which I find odd.
Schedule is a big deal to our dog Greta so I am working to maintain our usual schedule and make sure that they both feel welcome. I’ve read quite a bit about this, grew up with lots of animals, and I have received a ton of advice. But it all falls short of the experience doesn’t it? Much like reading so many other ‘how to’ books. Reality is different in each experience.
More than anything it makes me think about how well I deal with change seeing our dogs each deal with change. I am of the age when change becomes obvious and inevitable. Whether it is the illness of family members or the amount of savings you don’t have for retirement. I hope for the best with the dogs and I believe that in time they will work it out and become friends. They are so similar and friendly. As for me, how I deal with having two dogs again after 4 years, that’s something I have to figure out as I go.


|A message from Cambridgeshire Constabulary: –
We’re urging pet owners to be vigilant and review their security after reports of a rise in dog thefts in other counties.
The demand for dogs has soared across the country due to more people working from home and having extra time on their hands.
DCI Chris O’Brien said: “Dogs are often part of the family and having them stolen can be absolutely devastating.
“Whilst we are not currently seeing an increase in dog thefts in Cambridgeshire, we’d urge pet owners to consider taking extra precautions to help deter thieves and protect your pets. You can never be too careful.”
Extra precautions include:
Always report stolen dogs to us, as sometimes officers have been able to reunite owners with their pets.
Anyone with information about a stolen dog, or suspicious behaviour, can report it via the force’s web chat service: https://bit.ly/2D9KFKH or by calling 101 if they do not have internet access.
For more advice, visit the force’s dedicated dog theft page: https://bit.ly/3iDogWH
Dog Owners Urged to Take Extra Precautions
25th January 2021


|Cost:||£12 for new clients, £7 for existing clients|
|Date(s):||Sunday 2 April 10am|
|Suitable for:||Puppies that have been fully vaccinated under the age of six months. No previous training is required.|
Our Social Puppy Walks in Surrey are extremely popular as puppies and owners all have a great time! They involve a social walk around Nonsuch Park, Surrey and are a great opportunity to introduce and socialise your puppy to a wide variety of stimuli.
Puppies need to have plenty of positive encounters with many dogs and strangers during their important socialisation period, in order to become well-balanced, confident adult dogs. As well as meeting and playing with other puppies on the walk, they will encounter all the sights and sounds of an outside environment including meeting strangers and how to prevent jumping up at them, how to interact with older dogs, and ignoring joggers and cyclists. Correct socialisation techniques, prevention of chasing problems and general park etiquette are also covered.
We will also help you to gain the confidence to allow your puppy off the lead if you have not already done so.
Two experienced dog trainers supervise these walks so there is always someone on hand to chat to if you have any other queries about your puppy.
We can guarantee you will have a very contented, sleepy puppy after attending one of these walks!


Try spraying vinegar around the area.
Just pour it out of the jug, or use a sprayer or spray bottle.
This works well for cats, dogs and skunks (the furry 4 legged kind)
Another thing that works especially well for cats and skunks is putting
3-5 mothballs in an old sock and tie it shut, and put along the fenceline,
or wherever the critters are getting in.
I am pretty sure it will work well for anything including birds...
Humane and effective...


At the Will Atherton Canine Centre we pride ourselves on helping the dogs that other trainers have given up on. Our team of expert trainers and behaviourists are amongst the best in the UK and provide incredible transformations to the dogs we work with. You can apply for our world renowned Behavioural Assessment and Treatment Programme here.
If you are struggling with any behavioural issue with your dog and need help read on to find out more:
Our Full Day Programme will typically include a full behavioural assessment throughout the day by one of our expert trainers, in a variety of scenarios and circumstances dependant upon the behavioural issue identified. We will then construct and begin to implement a bespoke behaviour modification and intervention plan, which will be explained to you in depth by the team in order to guarantee the maximum amount of success in implementing the plan to stop the problem behaviours you are facing. We will perform a handover session to provide our prognosis of the root cause of the behaviour and to support you in the implementation of the supplied action plan.
On application you will complete a questionnaire detailing the current situation with your dog to help us prepare for the assessment. On the day you will drop your dog off at 9:30 AM and return for them at 3:00 PM. Upon dropping off your dog at the Centre you will have a brief handover consultation with one of the team so that you can inform us of all the issues you are facing with your dog, talk us through a typical day and provide the vital context to allow us to begin diagnosing any behavioural problems. Your dog will then have multiple formal assessment sessions with Will and his team of Head Trainers where we will craft your dog’s bespoke behaviour modification and intervention plan. We will then begin implementing the plan in multiple formal training sessions throughout the day, alongside structured walks, exercise, and a supervised play session with role model dogs (if it is safe to do so). Finished with a private, 60 minute one-to-one consultation when picking your dog up to provide our prognosis of the root cause of the behaviour, talk you through the bespoke behaviour modification and intervention plan that we have created for your dog including all the progress we have made on the day, and provide guidance on how it should be implemented going forwards for maximum success.
Our Full Day Programme is ideal for anyone who is struggling with problem behaviours in their dog, regardless of the severity or intensity of the issue. We will craft bespoke behaviour modification and intervention plans to help with any problem behaviour that you are facing, such as but not limited to:
Aggression towards other dogs.
Aggression towards people.
Biting / nipping.
Lack of recall.
As well as any other problem behaviour that you may be experiencing with your dog that is preventing them from having the dream life that you’ve always wanted with them. Our Full Day Programme is the best way that we can help you have the perfect canine companion you’ve always dreamed of.
Our one-to-one consultations are designed to help you implement your dog’s behaviour modification and intervention plan, prescribed through our Full Day Behavioural Assessment And Treatment Programme. Your dog’s bespoke plan will outline the suggested number of follow-up one-to-one sessions and the proposed timescales for each.
You and your dog will have a private 90 minute consultation at the Centre with one of our expert trainers. You will work on the training outlined in your dog’s behaviour modification and intervention plan together with the trainer providing guidance, demonstrating techniques and supporting your continued success in implementing the plan.
Dog owners who have completed our Full Day Behavioural Assessment and Treatment Programme whose dog’s bespoke plan includes the recommendation for follow-up one-to-one consultations.
Our Group Training Programme is the perfect safe space to continue working on your dog’s behaviour in a controlled environment that introduces a degree of distraction but also provides an amazing level of socialisation to build on your dog’s success. It’s a fun and enjoyable opportunity to continue working with your dog in a group setting, building on everything that you’ve done so far whilst also proofing it in a busier environment.
Once our expert trainers sign off your dog as ready to join the Group Training Programme you and your dog will be able to join us at the Centre each week as part of a small group with other dogs and their owners to continue building on the success you’ve had in implementing your dog’s bespoke behaviour modification and intervention plan.
Dog owners who have completed our Full Day Behavioural Assessment and Treatment Programme whose dog has been signed off as ready to join the Group Training Programme.
Please fill out the form below to start your application and our team will be in touch shortly via your chosen communication method.


Pets are a crucial part to Old School RuneScape and OSRS GP obtaining the majority of them is very challenging. Read on to learn all you need to know about pets in OSRS. While they're not combat NPCs in OSRS they are quite enjoyable when it comes to following your in-game character across the world. However, obtaining pet pets as well as insuring them may be somewhat confusing unless you know what you have to do.
In the game, acquiring pets is more a sign of respectability that you've managed to defeat certain bosses. Given that specific pets are removed from bosses, having them as your followers is an ideal way to show off the boss you have defeated recently. Let's take a look and find out everything you need to learn about the pets available in OSRS.
How can I get pets to OSRS
There are three options of acquiring pets during the game. But each one will reward the player with a pet of a different breed. So, it's crucial to be aware of buy RuneScape gold what pets are available through which method. The three methods available for finding pets in OSRS are.


I’m counting down the days now before jetting off on our annual hols. Portugal is the destination of choice which means flying and whilst our beloved four legged friend “Tank” has his own passport, we really only use this if taking the ferry over to France.
Tank’s quite a clever chap, so much so that we actually now hide away the suitcases from him because he seems to know that means we’re going away. Luckily for Tank though his best friend “Bertie” lives just round the corner which means they get to spend a whole week together getting up to mischief. However, for those who don’t have family or friends close by with whom your pets will be happy, the idea of their own “holiday” in the kennels or cattery is unlikely to be everyones first choice.
So, why not give them a holiday too and take them to a perfect pet-friendly destination! It can even be cheaper than the kennels! Many resorts all over the UK are pet-friendly and your beloved pooch won’t be a restriction but a bonus adding extra joy and excitement to your holiday!
How Friendly is Pet Friendly?
Pet friendly does come with its limits, most resorts aren’t going to let any old toad, duck or heron in and it generally means you’re ok bringing everyday cats and dogs although it is always best to check. Hamsters, goldfish and even caged birds may also be welcome!
We did our own checks and cats and dogs are allowed in all resorts featured below, with no limit on pet sizes or weight. The resorts featured place no restrictions on what units can be occupied by those with pets and whilst all have abundant outdoor space, dogs must be kept on a lead at all times in the public spaces. No doggy diving competitions in the swimming pools! For the enjoyment of all guests, it is advised that dogs aren’t left alone too long but why would you want to do that with such a great variety of walks, pubs and places to visit the dog will be begging to come along too.
So, in no particular order, here are our top 5 RCI Pet-Friendly resorts in the UK.
Consistency is everything here and after winning the RCI Gold Crown for the past 25 years it is definitely worth pursuing a pet-friendly holiday at the Kilconquhar Estate. All pet sizes are welcome here and there are no surcharges incurred if you bring your beloved pup along for the week. Open to all forms of timesharers (Owners, Exchangers, Re-sales and Rentals) the Kilconquhar Estate does not restrict dogs at all and allows them in all accommodations with the simple request of not letting them share your bed for the night. Situated amongst 130 acres of pristine highland this really is an animals paradise and so many walks are available the tails will be wagging from the first sniff! The Ship Inn in Elie and the local village pub are on hand to offer you and your dog local treats and a warming welcome, so take a look!
Tranquillity meets friendliness here as cats and dogs alike are both welcomed in all sizes and aren’t restricted to particular timeshare units. The Silver Crown and Certificate of Excellence 2014 winner is a great retreat for those looking to experience nature and long dog walks (OR even cat walks) between the Cairngorm Mountains and the Moray Fifth! Pets stay free, unless you bring more than 2 dogs with a £25 fee incurred but with the stunning scenery, abundance of wildlife and vast array of activities to indulge in that will feel like a distant memory for you and your troupe! The Cairn Hotel Inn is welcoming to dogs and will allow them to nestle up by the fire as you sip a cooling drink after a day of adventures.
Explore Western Scotland’s magnificent coastal beauty whilst popping out to walk the dog amongst the 19th Century stone cottages of Melfort Village, RCI Gold Crown holder and Certificate of Excellence 2014 winner! Melfort Village is highly accommodating to pets and simply asks that dogs are kept on leads in public areas as to not disturb other guests. A surcharge of £30 per pet per week is required but when compared to kennel fees which can be anything up to £50 per day this is rather reasonable! Available to all forms of timeshare ownership and holidaying experience the Melfort Village does not stick you in a corner and allows full choice of their timeshare units for all pet owners. Embrace the adventure at Melfort Village with walking trails around Melfort Loch keeping the pets entertained for hours whilst for the owners exclusive usage of the fly fishing boat and the on-site Shower of Herring Restaurant and Bar offer a relaxing atmosphere after a day on the Loch.
Situated nearby to the English Riviera is the Passage House Club welcoming pets of all shapes and sizes, excluding giraffes and elephants unfortunately. There is a reasonable surcharge of £40 per per week for your first furry friend and an additional £10 for each additional pooch. Winning the RCI Silver Crown award and Certificate of Excellence this resort comes with pedigree similar to your dog and is not restrictive on where your pet-friend can holiday, as long as he/she is kept on a lead in public spaces. The harbour city of Plymouth is a short drive away and offers up some fantastic viewing along the historic Harbour side and for the dog Dartmoor National Park provides 400 square miles of historic walking trails and prehistoric remains for you to explore. Head to the Passage House Inn for a Sunday carvery or a drink in the garden on the banks of the Hackney Channel, friendly and open armed to visiting dogs.
Another RCI Silver Crown winner and picking up the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence 2014 is the Scandinavian Village, a haven for pet owners with a small £26 fee for having your pet stay with you on your timesharing holiday. Pets are welcome visitors here and are catered for with miles of rugged highland terrain for them to trail around in and explore. All timeshare units are available to pet owners and are simply asked not to leave the pets unattended but with so much on offer why would you choose to. A tremendous ski area is also available here and must be used to its fullest by any visitor, unfortunately they don’t provide for 4 legged skiers.


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1. petgroomingtable Heavy Duty Dog Crate Cage Kennel Playpen Large Strong Metal for Large Dogs Cats with Two Prevent Escape Lock and Four Lockable Wheels (45” roof)
- Sturdy & durable frame：Use 20-gauge steel and reinforced 0.
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- Anti-escape locks & double-access doors: Double upgrade bolt locks design for anxiety dog, keep dog in contain, avoid damage or injury.
- Easy to clean: The mesh tray allows dog food or excrement to fall off, metal tray helps you to catch the fallen dog food and excrement.
- Healthy & safe: Environmental friendly coating for rust and corrosion-resistant and never affect your dog’s health, the mesh tray with dense grate keep your dog stand stable, and won’t get stuck by void.
2. SMONTER Heavy Duty Dog Cage for Large Dog Strong Metal Kennel and Crate Pet Playpen with Three Doors
- Escape Proof Design】The special Y-pattern design of the heavy duty dog crate makes a beautiful and bite-proof shape to effectively prevent the dog’s mouth from sticking out.
- Double Door Pet House】The top door design of the heavy duty kennel is not only convenient for dog in and out but also good for you to interact with your dog.
- Heavy Duty&Nontoxic】Our strong dog crates are made out of well welded steel bar.
- Easy to Install, Clean & Move】Our heavy duty dog kennel is shipped partially assembled.
- Size and Aftersales】38″L X 26″W X 32″H, Dark silver.
3. SMONTER 42″ Heavy Duty Strong Metal Dog Cage Pet Kennel Crate Playpen with Wheels
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- EASY TO CLEAN & MOVE:Our heavy duty dog crate is shipped partially assembled, just need to open it and fixed with screws, then fitted with four wheels, other locks have been pre-loaded.
- A door and locking caster design: the front door is suitable for pets in and out.
- Size and Aftersales service:OVERALL DIMENSIONS:42″L X 31″W X 37″H; Color: Brown; If you buy a dog crates with any quality and bite problems within 3 years, please let us know by email, we will solve it in the first time!.
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- Easy to clean: Removable (slide-out) plastic tray helps you to catch the fallen dog food and excrement, and allows you to wipe and clean easily.
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- VERY EASY TO ASSEMBLE: Just need to open it and fixed with four screws, then fitted with four wheels, other locks have been pre-loaded.
- RUST AND CORROSION-RESISTANT:Rust and corrosion-resistant steel frame and plastic tray,handiness,easy to take out and cleaning.
- OVERALL DIMENSIONS: 48″L X 29″W X 51″H; Color:Dark Sliver
6. SmithBuilt 42″ Large Heavy-Duty Dog Crate Cage – Two-Door Indoor Outdoor Pet & Animal Kennel with Tray – Silver
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- Removable pan for easy cleaning: Tray is stain and rust resistant and won’t retain pet odors.
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- Most of the dog crate parts were pre-assembled, you just need to fit it with four wheels and ten screw bolts, only takes within 10 minutes to complete.
- Featuring a multi-layer, protective hammer-tone green coating that resists rust and corrosion so this dog cage is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
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8. LUCKUP 38 Inch Heavy Duty Dog Cage Metal Kennel and Crate for Large Dogs
- Heavy duty frame: made from industrial corrosion-resistant steel, indestructible and durable, hard to be damaged, nontoxic finished surface keep your dog health, suitable for most medium and large dogs, two locks with the safety buckles to prevent the high anxiety dogs from opening the door and escaping.
- Double door & locking caster design: The front door is suitable for pet in and out,the top door also can be opened for you interacting with your dog.
- Easy to assemble:All hardware pack included,just need to fit it with four wheels and eight screw bolts, locks were pre-assembled,Just takes 3-5 minutes to complete.
- Easy to clean:Removable (slide-out) plastic tray helps you to catch the fallen dog food and excrement,and allows you to wipe and clean easily.
- Overall Dimensions: 37.
9. LEMBERI 48/38 inch Heavy Duty Dog Crate for Large Dog
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- Practical exercise dog cage】The front door of the indestructible dog crate is for pet in and out, the top door also can be opened for you interacting and exercise with your dog.
- Easy To Clean 】The grate size design of this mesh tray is perfect, which can not only let the dog food and excrement fall, but also let your dog stand firm.
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- Excellent customer service】：We are committed to providing an excellent shopping experience for customers.
10. Heavy Duty Pet Dog Cage Strong Metal Crate Kennel Playpen w/Lockable 4 Wheels&Tray（36″
- Extremely Strong Kennel — Heavy duty steel frame, strong and durable.
- Superior Mobility — Four rolling casters allow you to easily move the kennel around your home, or remove them for added stability.
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Tales of Family Life in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Twenty-seven authors from nine countries wrote short stories about parenting while living in Tanzania. All proceeds from the sale of this book benefit the House of Peace, a shelter for survivors of gender-based violence in Tanzania.
© cover photograph by Heather Pillar
Life’s Lessons Come Wrapped in Fur
My husband called me from Tanzania, where he had just interviewed for a job, to say he was taking it. When he returned to Bangladesh, where we were then working and living in an apartment, he told our two daughters all about the house in Dar es Salaam where we would live. He reported that the house came with a tortoise and chickens that roam around the yard. We were all excited at the prospect of living in an interesting new place, seeing African animals on safari and of course, meeting the yard pets.
Pets. They're complicated when you live an expat life. Where do we buy pet supplies in countries that don't have Petco? When we go off for long holidays and to our home countries for the summer break, more problems arise: Who will take care of the pets? Will our nanny take the animal to the vet if it falls ill? What if the animal dies while we are away? What happens to the pets when we move after a few years?
Our own situation is further complicated, or perhaps simplified, by the fact that I am allergic to the dander on furry animals such as cats, dogs, horses, etc., much to my daughters' dismay. I have asthma, and I feel much better without animal fur around the house. So, the obvious pets - dogs and cats - are ruled out. Still, that doesn't stop the girls from exclaiming how unfair life is that they don't have a dog or a cat. We soon found that the tortoise and chickens were not good substitutes for a furry animal to hold, to pet, to love. Have you ever tried to cuddle up with a chicken? They peck. And six-year-old tortoises are big and hard to hold.
Yes, the simple answer would be to not have furry pets or even pets of any kind. We would be free to travel without worries and see African animals in the wild. After observing animals on safari, I find it troubling to think of such wonderful creatures locked in cages. We have a family discussion about why we don’t visit zoos. Why take animals out of their natural habitat and then try to recreate a mere shadow of that habitat in a cage? Many cultures have no concept of keeping pets to cuddle and love. It’s very Western, this pet thing. I am curious about other cultural norms and conveniently conclude that it suits our family not to ‘own’ an animal.
But my daughters beg, plead, cajole, "Pleeeease, can we please get a pet?” They earnestly press on with words I know they can't live up to: "We'll take care of it. We promise!" They think of ways in which they can have a pet and keep their mother too: "The pet will stay in our bedroom and you won't be sneezing 'cause of your allergies." They think about moving to someone else's house where the mother is not allergic. It's a close call who they would prefer to live with: an animal or me. Luckily, I win by a hair; it's probably full of dander, though.
What changed my mind was reading The Childhood Roots to Adult Happiness: Five Steps to Creating Lifelong Joy, by Dr. Edward Hallowell. I took a piece of his advice: get a pet. If you can't get a pet, then get stuffed animals. Since the girls already had loads of stuffed animals, I realized that I needed to get a pet to make them feel comfortable in their new home in Dar es Salaam. A timely solution presented itself. A teacher who was moving was giving away her child's two guinea pigs. She told me, "We just feed them long string beans and some cucumbers." It sounded easy enough. Guinea pigs live in a cage, so there wouldn't be fur all over the house. A deal was made! Unfortunately, one of the guinea pigs died during the bumpy ride on the unpaved, potholed roads back to our house: Well, we had added one furry animal to our family, and one was better than none.
It was time for some research, as we knew nothing about the little critter. I enlisted my daughters to help. They took many books out from the library about the care and feeding or guinea pigs. Learning about guinea pigs provided a great motivation to READ! Did you know that in South America, where guinea pigs are originally from, they are a delicacy? This fact started another family discussion about why we eat some animals but can't bear to think about eating others. On a more practical level, we found out that guinea pigs need lots of exercise, a large cage, and hay to eat. We learned that cucumber seeds are not good for them. We discovered the Olga da Polga series, a set of funny books about a guinea pig's adventures, written at just the right level for a third grader.
In our extensive research, we found out that guinea pigs are social animals. Which meant we needed a friend for our lonely guinea pig. We started out at the local pet store, called Paws, Claws and Jaws, and found out that they only have jaws,' by way of fish, to buy as pets. No paws or claws in sight, my daughters observed. On the way home, we saw more fish for sale as we passed a man balancing an aquarium on top of his head along Touré Drive. Water sloshed about in the tank, but not a drop spilled out. It's fascinating to watch this scene but I must keep my eyes on this narrow road and watch out for crazy drivers.
We regroup at home and think again; where can we get another guinea pig? One of my daughters remembered seeing a man, arms outstretched, holding a guinea pig and a rabbit along the busy section of Haile Selassie Road. The girls begged to go in search of him. For two weeks, we took the long way home from school in hopes that he could solve our pet problem. Alas, when we found him only one hand was held up high - and it held a rabbit. We stopped to ask him when he would have another guinea pig for sale. He promised to get one for us the following week for 20,000 shillings - price non-negotiable. No amount of bargaining would work as he probably saw the look of desperation in my eyes. I agreed to this price since I am tired of driving up and down Haile Selassie in search of guinea pigs while my children complain in the backseat. The following week, he didn't show up at the appointed time. We start the search again.
A friend of a friend of our askari (guard) came through with a perfect guinea pig. One small catch: it was of the opposite sex. We soon learned how to tell which was which. On Valentine's Day, the girls reported that the animals were ‘acting weird.’ I put them on my lap to examine them and the male jumped on the back of the female. The girls crouched down and upon closer inspection, one of them exclaimed, "Oreo has a purple penis!" Yes, our daughters had quickly become guinea pig gender identification experts. These animals have been instrumental in teaching the girls about the birds and the bees.
After a seventy day gestation period, two adorable mini-guinea pigs appeared in the cage one morning. Baby guinea pigs are born fully formed and already have hair. They are incredibly cute. The girls were in heaven with the arrival of the babies. I went out for a couple hours and came home to find the newborns sprawled on the dining room table dressed in doll clothes! I quickly put them back in their cage, and explained how babies need their mommies. Just like you girls need me, right?
We've also learned that guinea pigs apparently have weak hearts. A storm came through and sadly, Oreo died due to the low pressure. At least, that's our unofficial diagnosis; he was otherwise healthy. My husband and I were away at the time, so a friend was babysitting our children. Our older daughter was learning about ancient Egypt and told the friend how an Egyptian mummy would be put in a sarcophagus. So they made a sarcophagus for Oreo out of newspaper and stickers. They talked about how mummies don't decay because their blood and guts are removed. Since the girls didn't remove any of that stuff from the guinea pig corpse, the friend explained that Oreo would start smelling bad in the heat. The obvious solution? Put him in the freezer, of course! Well, some cultures do eat them, after all. Instead we had chicken for dinner and the guinea pig sarcophagus was defrosted and buried to decay some more.
I can see why Westerners are crazy about their pets and why people go to such care and expense to bring a furry friend with them overseas. Children can learn so much from taking care of an animal if parents guide them. Too often in situations like ours, nannies and other hired help, rather than children, are the ones feeding and cleaning up after the pet. When it's time to move, pets are often left behind without homes. Caring for pets can be one of the best parts of childhood memories, and the lessons learned carry on throughout life.
We all want our children to be happy. Hallowell's five step process to creating lifelong joy can apply to any skill: playing an instrument, reading or doing math, playing a sport, etc. In our case, having pet guinea pigs helped our girls feel connected to something, which is the first step. The girls love the animals and the guinea pigs love them back, in their guinea pig way. The second step is to play and learn about your chosen skill; the girls play with the guinea pigs, and try to train them to do tricks. We sit and watch the guinea pigs do ‘popcorn' jumps and read that they do this when they are happy. The third step is to practice; in our case, this means practice taking care of the animals. It's taken a lot of reminding and helping, but it is the girls' responsibility to feed and clean up after the guinea pigs in the morning and at night. This leads to the fourth step: mastery of your subject or skill. The girls now feel that they are experts on guinea pigs. They would like to find a profession that allows them to work with animals in some way. The fifth, and final, step is recognition. The girls have been told that they are good with animals because they know how to approach them. It becomes self-reinforcing and is applicable to all creatures; now they don't shy away from, scream at or kill bugs indiscriminately. They understand how animals are connected and depend on each other, and on us.
Having pets has gotten our daughters interested in all sorts of animal-related topics. They wonder and discuss "How can we help animals?" and "How can animals help us?" These questions are the foundation for scientists and other professionals upon which to build careers. Our daughters are well on their way to becoming caring individuals who know about life-cycles and quality of life issues.
Looks like more fur is in my future


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May 14, 2016 at 10:58 am #129244Reply To: Pet photos
Thank you catatude for the how to do it. i thought I might also try reading the instructions as well. It does seem a very round about way of posting images.
Anyway, here is mine. Cheryl and Charlie. Cheryl is the dirty one, and Charlie is her boyfriend/fiance. We have cats and fish too but that is for another day..
So many love songs, so little love.May 25, 2016 at 12:09 pm #132550Reply To: Pet photos
They are Siklies. Charlie, we have had since he was just out of the egg. Used to be a house chicken and sit on my shoulder whilst I worked on the computer. Cheryl, we bought in. Gives us an egg a day. Not very big, but two are just perfect for a butty. I have learned so much about them. They are not just daft birds they have feelings and clearly care for each other.
Now oyu little prince looks amazing. Not my sort of thing I must admit, but he looks very happy. So more details please. The picture does not really show how big he is, and indeed what actual type he is. I think most of us would probably not now from looking at them.
So many love songs, so little love.May 25, 2016 at 3:33 pm #132567Reply To: Pet photos
Whoa they’re sooooooo pretty!! They’re so white and fluffy – what breed are they embayweather?
Here’s one of my little princes:
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While we are all stuck at home, I thought i would revive pet pic posting.
This is wee Daisy who will be 2 in April. Daisy was found at around 8 weeks and handed into a local vets. Due to respiratory trouble (she came to right house lol ) Daisy has no meow. unless really upset then its a squeak. Shes a champion fetcher. spent alot of time with dogs while at the vets so kinda thinks shes a dog lol.
Lets see your pet pics.
(To add a pic link. I used google gmail account I logged in and selected picture folder. Clicked share on the picture the ‘create link’ This gives you a http or url link to paste onto post)
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Not only does a training course teach your dog how to follow commands, have house manners, and avoid hazardous behaviors; It also helps socialize your pet with other dogs of various sizes. We do not discriminate against breeds just because of stereotypes. We encourage people to socialize their pets in a controlled and safe environment, such as our training classes and Puppy Play Time events.
Thank you for training your new member of the family with me at Petsmart. I have been trying to find the best way to place pictures from my pet training graduations, and have found that this is the most convenient for my Pet Parents. I hope that you had fun training, and forming a deeper bond with your pet.


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The Coach House is one of the few dog friendly cottages in Yorkshire and we always welcome owners with their dogs. The cottage has an enclosed courtyard where your dog can wander safely and a private garden where they can have a run around.
We know a dog is part of the family and we want you to enjoy walking your dog in some of the most breathtaking scenery in the country. Bring along your pets bed or favorite blanket and let them enjoy the cottage as much as we hope you will.
There are countless walks to enjoy taking in the spectacular scenery of the North Yorkshire moors and the pretty villages in the dales and you’ll find a lot of pubs offering food and allow you to take your dog in with you. The Lion Inn on Blakey Ridge always welcomes dogs and you’ll enjoy some of the best food and drink here sat in front of log fires in one of the most remote locations in the UK.
The Lion is often inaccessible at times during the winter due to being so high on the moors and several feet of snow making it impossible for even four wheel drive vehicles gaining access. Take a look at the photo’s in the pub and you’ll appreciate how severe it can get.
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Meet Carrie and her four kittens. She is a sweet mother cat who passed away from Feline Leukemia (FeLV+) in January 2013. She fought a brave battle against the fatal disease and lost. Yet, her story of survival and her love and protection of her four kittens inspired me to create this video of their lives with us.
Thanks for sharing your kitty family with us! Precious and so sad about Carrie. I’ve had a cat pass from feline leukemia and it’s hard. Of course losing a pet is very hard under all circumstances.
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Beautiful video. So sorry for your loss. They are like your children, No one is the same. I read Jeff’s tribute. You two are the most loving and caring people I know


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Forgive the self-portrait, but since I posted my cat Mac yesterday, I thought I owed it to my dog Polly’s memory to post one of her.
This is the last photo taken of Polly. She had been struggling with bladder cancer and had already had 1/3 of her bladder removed when symptoms of her problem recurred. On the day we took her to the vet to have her put to sleep, she and I went out to my studio for one last official portrait. I set the camera up on a tripod and hooked up a self-timer and took four shots. This is my favorite.
People who see this picture comment on the adoring way she seems to be staring at me and the way her paw seems to be posed on my bare foot. The adoring look really comes from Polly’s eagerness for another treat, which I am holding in my hand. And the paw just happened to rest on my foot – it wasn’t posed there.
They say that we should try to be the kind of person our dogs think we are. Even though Polly has been gone for over five years, I still try to keep that saying in mind. Are we too crazy about our pets?


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An anti anxiety dog bed is one of the best remedies for a constantly fearful or anxious dog. If your dog has some anxiety disorder, an anti-anxiety dog bed can help them calm down and relax. Anxiety can be a difficult problem for both dog and owner. Dogs can get nervous when exposed to different things such as traffic or being left alone in the house.
Some dogs are more nervous than others, and some seem to have it harder than others. If your dog gets anxious when you leave home, this calming bed could ease his stress. It can also be beneficial if your pup is very reactive to new visitors or during thunderstorms or when meeting different people. There are many benefits associated with these kinds of beds, and many people swear by them. The benefits are good, and it’s easy to see why.
The first benefit of an anti anxiety dog bed is that it’s extremely water-resistant, meaning that it can take a lot of abuse from outside and remain sturdy and intact. It is also very durable, so it won’t easily get ruined by rain or hail, and it will resist scratching and chewing, which could eventually ripping and wearing out. Some of these beds also have extra padding on the bottom, which makes them especially comfy. These pads do not soak up water like other more absorbent models, which helps keep them free from puddles and pilling.
The second benefit of this kind of pillow is that they’re made of a special fabric perfect for keeping your dog off slippery surfaces. The anti-anxiety fabric keeps their paws away from harmful objects, while the plush cushion and extra padding keep their bodies comfortable and secure. These kinds of pillows also have padding on the sides, which helps keep your pet off of the ground as well. This also makes them much safer for children who may try to climb them.
This pet bed is much more comfortable than traditional ones because it has a unique design. They come in various sizes, colours, styles, and even fabrics, which give you tons of choices. Of course, your budget will play a big part in how comfortable your dog bed is. You can spend hundreds of dollars on a very expensive custom pet bed, but if you are looking to reduce costs, there are plenty of options for less. Many of them can be used as sleeping places for multiple pets at once. Some are even waterproof, which means that you won’t have to worry about ruining the rest of your house by leaving your fluffy little friend’s sleeping area damp.
Another great thing about a faux fur anti anxiety dog bed is that it is not as cold as other types. Because it doesn’t trap body heat, it allows your pet to feel more comfortable while sleeping. Even a top-quality imitation of fur can cause your dog to feel uncomfortable in the winter, but faux fur has a nice warmth to it that can help with those chilly nights.
One of the most important things to consider when choosing an anti anxiety pet bed is the price. While you will still get a high-quality product at a discounted price, you do want to pay a bit more for it. It all depends on the size of your dog, of course, but generally speaking, a large dog will cost a bit more to buy in the form of a faux fur bed. There are many good faux fur options available, but the real thing is a bit more pricey. Just keep in mind that you can always save up and buy a real fur bed later on down the road.
There is also an attractive option called the anti-anxiety out cuddler. Instead of having the dog sleep on a flat surface, this bed comes with an extra-large pillow that acts as a cushion for the dog’s feet. This way, they can sleep much more comfortably since there isn’t any free space on the floor for them to roll around. The dog bed is a great option for anyone who wants to reduce anxiety in their pets and has a nice comfortable place to sleep.


Did you know that even your dog can benefit from natural soap? Commercial dog shampoos have detergents and are heavily fragranced. These fragrances may smell nice to us but they may be harmful to your dog and cause skin irritation. We have a natural bar soap for dogs that soothes itchy skin, repels fleas and ticks with dog safe essential oils and neem oil. It also moisturizes and conditions their fur. Order a WAG bar and try it out...your dog will love the massage too!
-Vegan and plant based
-Soothing to itchy skin
-Neem oil repels fleas and ticks
-No plastic bottles / Eco-friendly
-No chemicals or detergents
WAG bar is a cold processed soap that is handmade from scratch with quality ingredients that soothe, moisturize and repels fleas and ticks. If your dog is allergic to store bought shampoos, try a natural soap. It has oatmeal to sooth itchy skin.
INGREDIENTS: Coconut oil, shea butter, olive oil, apple cider vinegar, distilled water, sodium hydroxide, castor oil, neem seed oil and hemp seed oil. Additives: Moroccan red clay, aloe vera powder, oatmeal and baking soda. Essential oil blends that include: lavender, cedarwood, citronella, ginger, cypress, bergamot, lemongrass, and Frankincense.
CAUTION: Neem oil has natural antiseptic and antibacterial properties that can help reduce itchiness, treat skin infections, fight fungal infections. Neem oil is a repellant. It is not an insecticide like conventional medications. That means it helps repel insects, but it does not kill them. it is best used along with other environmental controls for fleas and ticks, such as products like beneficial nematodes or natural yard sprays that help interrupt the flea and tick lifecycle. Please make sure to test a small area of skin on your dog and monitor for 2 hours after application for increased redness or irritation, which would indicate a possible sensitivity. If your dog is on any medications (topical ointments or oral meds), make sure to ask your veterinarian if neem oil is safe to use while taking the medication.


“Dog in Town Café” – Dog lover’s café, also known as dog cafe, is one of the most popular dog café in Bangkok. This is a place where you can meet and play with dogs. And unlike others, as we want you to have the best experience with “The Gang” (our dogs), we’ve decided to let the Gang stay and play in the Café all day long. Especially, with a chilling atmosphere of the café, this can really make you feel more comfortable like you’re having fun with your dogs at home.
Now let’s talk about the dogs, or should we say our family members. At Dog in Town, we only choose friendliest dog breeds as Dog in Town members. We guarantee they are friendly to anyone including kids, so don’t worry, they won’t bite. To be safe, however, we still recommend you to watch your kids (especially, at young age) while playing with dogs.
And now, it’s time to introduce you our family members. Currently, Dog in town family members consist of 9 brothers ; Chidlom > Ploenchit > Nana > Ari > Surasak > Phrom Phong > Asok > Bearing > Punna[withi] [oldest to youngest, respectively]. Are these cute names sounds familiar? Well, they were named after “Bangkok Mass Transit System”, known as BTS or “Skytrain”. Here’s there picture.
Come join us, and you will love dog cafe 🙂
Photo credits to Sanook.com and all of our lovely customers 🙂
*We currently do NOT allow dogs from outside in the cafe. As The Gang are all male and are in teenage stage, they may show some sign of aggressive behavior towards other dogs. This to prevent any problems caused by the Gang. T.T
— We apologize for any inconvenience —


How do I become a registered Therapy Animal Team through Pet Partners?
Step 1: Train the "human end" of the leash by attending a Pet Partners Therapy Animal Team Training Course. Step 2: Have the health of your animal partner screened by a veterinarian. Step 3: Have your human-animal team's skills and aptitude evaluated. Step 4: Submit your registration application to Pet Partners.
What topics are included in the Therapy Animal Team Training Course?
Learn the skills needed to visit safely with your animal in hospitals, nursing homes, classrooms, and other facilities. Successful completion of this course, in instructor-led or home-study format, is required for registration as a Pet Partners team. Topics include: ● How to tell if both you and your animal are a good fit for Pet Partners. ● Preparing yourself and your animal for visits. ● Identifying and decreasing stress in your animal. ● Animal health and safety. ● Special needs of specific client groups. ● How to interact with different types of people. ● Facility health and safety codes. ● Patient confidentiality. Instructor-led classes are held twice a year (spring and fall). Check the Calendar for upcoming classes or contact the NCPP Pet Partners Licensed Instructor at firstname.lastname@example.org.
How do I become a member of NCPP?
Membership is open to all persons committed to the purposes and policies of Pet Partners and NCPP and who aspire to become Pet Partners Therapy Animal Teams. Voting members must provide an active Pet Partners ID number. Please contact email@example.com for further information.
Where can I register for obedience classes?
NCPP recommends two excellent training facilities: • Carolina Dog Training Club, 3110 Forest Lawn Drive, Greensboro, NC 27455 (class location), Phone 336-273-8828, http://www.carolinadogtrainingclub.com. • Dog-Gone Fun, 203 Berry Garden Road, Kernersville, NC 27284, Phone 336-993-2178, http://www.doggonefunnc.com - Contact: Jan Wilson.
Click here to access the Pet Partners website. Information on registration renewal is available only to registered Pet Partners teams.
How do I schedule a team evaluation?
Local Pet Partners team evaluators schedule evaluation sessions about quarterly. Check the Calendar for planned sessions and contact person listed. Team evaluations take about 45 minutes and strictly follow Pet Partners Therapy Animal procedures and requirements.


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Essential Oil Safety Information
General Safety Guidelines
Do not use essential oils undiluted on skin (see our essential oils dilution guide). Patch test for skin sensitivity before use, and do not put an essential oil directly into eyes, ears, nose, or damaged skin. If pregnant or under a doctor's care, check with a clinical aromatherapist or physician before use. Consult with a clinical aromatherapist or veterinarian trained in veterinary aromatic medicine before using any essential oils on cats, birds, or reptiles. For external use only. All information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any illness or disease, nor replace proper medical care.
Using Essential Oils with Cats
You can use essential oils around your cats when used with care and caution. Consider passive exposure methods before active exposure methods. You will need to select your essential oils with care, use high quality essential oils, dilute the oils, use small and infrequent amounts, and watch your cat carefully for any adverse reactions.
Cats, unlike dogs, are particularly sensitive to certain essential oils that contain polyphenolic compounds because they can interfere with their liver detoxification process. This article will cover ways we may affect our cats when we use essential oils, in particular. Part 1 will cover some of the reasons why cats may be more likely to suffer negative consequences when exposed to essential oils, and precautions we can take to prevent these unintended consequences.
Let us consider the ways in which cats are different from us, in order to better understand how they may react to essential oils. If we start with the obvious, cats are covered with fur. Hair may act as a kind of conduit for essential oils, causing them to be absorbed faster in to the body (Shelton, 2018).
Cats are also relatively small, which means that if one drop of an essential oil were to be used on a human adult, that same one drop used on a cat would be an incredibly high dose.
Cats’ sense of smell is much keener than ours, so they may be overwhelmed by an aroma that we may hardly notice (NOVA Cat Clinic, 2018). Cats will also avoid aromas they find unpleasant, which is fine if they can come and go as they please when you use a diffuser, but if you use an essential oil topically on your cat, keep in mind that the cat cannot escape that smell.
Cats are known for their extensive grooming regimens. If essential oils are applied to a cat’s fur, there is a good chance the cat will ingest those oils, which may be significant, especially when using certain essential oils.
Cats also have some different liver enzymes than we do. The liver is where individual chemicals in the bloodstream get broken down, metabolized, and then either used by the body or eliminated. It is where toxic chemicals may be broken down and rendered harmless, or, sometimes made even more toxic. If the liver does not have the correct enzyme to break down a certain chemical and if that chemical is toxic to the body, it may cause harm before it is eliminated.
Cats also often take much longer to process certain chemicals than humans or other pets and livestock. This means you want to expose your cat to an essential oil less frequently than you might for a different pet. How a cat metabolizes certain chemical constituents in essential oils determines which essential oils and how much of those oils a cat can tolerate (Shelton, 2018.)
When used within reason, and with cats’ differences in mind, you can use your essential oils around cats safely and confidently.
Whenever we use essential oils, whether it is in a diffuser, in our cleaning products, or applied on our bodies, our pets often experience those essential oils along with us – passive exposure. A few simple practices can minimize a cat’s exposure, while you enjoy beautifying yourself and your environment using essential oils.
Diffuser Use (Shelton, 2018; Tisserand, 2018):
Our pets are exposed to all kind of chemicals in their environment, from furniture off-gassing, to cleaning products residues, to food ingredients dropped on the floor, to air fresheners, to our personal care products. With a little forethought and simple precautions, we can keep these exposures from hurting our beloved pets.
Using Essential Oils with Cats (Part 2)
In Part 1 of this article we understood why cats may be affected more strongly by essential oil exposures than we might anticipate when we think in human terms. We considered several ways cats may be exposed to essential oils in our homes (passive exposure), and how to minimize possible negative effects of those exposures.
Consider carefully before using essential oils directly on your cat. Although we may use essential oils on a daily basis for our own skin care, perfumes, or other personal care reasons, only use essential oils for a specific purpose and with veterinary guidance on your pets.
It is best not to put essential oils on a cat’s paws. Some essential oils will make the skin more permeable to other chemicals. Your cat is walking through all kinds of stuff all day long. Some of that other stuff may be toxic to your cat, and you do not want the essential oil causing chemicals to enter your cat’s body when they would otherwise be kept out. Cat’s feet are also more sensitive, resulting in an increased chance of a negative skin reaction. It is also easier to use too much when applying to the pads of the cat’s feet.
Another recommended technique that is not pet-friendly is “tipping the ears.” This is applying the essential oil blend directly to your cat’s ears. In general, putting essential oils on your pet’s ears can be very irritating and unpleasant for your pet.
Oral use is controversial in pets as well as in humans. The same rules apply. When you ingest essential oils, toxicity risks increase. It is best not to give your cat essential oils orally.
Cats may ingest oils that are rubbed onto their fur, so be extra cautious when selecting these oils.
Some essential oils to avoid with your cats (Sheldon, 2018):
*Note, none of the above essential oil variants are currently sold by Vasseur Essentials*
It is also critical that you buy your essential oils from a retailer you know has high quality, authentic essential oils. That means do not buy essential oils from your local grocery store just because they are cheaper. Research your retailer and be sure your oils are unadulterated. Vasseur Essentials sells only 100% pure therapeutic grade essential oils.
If you have specific questions, seek out a veterinarian with essential oil training or an aromatherapist with animal aromatherapy training or ask us. Enjoy your oils and your fur babies.
By Sherilyn Siegmund-Roach, M.Sc., C.C.A., certified clinical aromatherapist
NOVA Cat Clinic. (2018). Can essential oils harm my cat? Retrieved 17 June 2018 from https://novacatclinic.com/can-essential-oils-harm-my-cat/
Shelton, M. (2018). The animal desk reference: Essential oils for animals (2nd ed.). Middletown, DE.
Tisserand, R. (2018). Cats and essential oil safety. Retrieved 17 June 2018 from http://tisserandinstitute.org/cats-essential-oil-safety/
Essential Oils for Pets? https://www.veterinarypracticenews.com/essential-oils-for-pets/
Essential oils – Are they safe for pets? http://www.okawvetclinic.com/essential-oils.pml
Using Essential Oils with Dogs
There are certain essential oils that should not be used on or around dogs including: anise, clove, garlic, horseradish, juniper, thyme, wintergreen, and yarrow. These essential oils can trigger allergies and skin sensitivities. *Note, none of these essential oils are currently sold by Vasseur Essentials*
Passive usage of essential oils (in the home, on yourself, in a diffuser) with dogs in the house is regarded as safe. Any direct usage of essential oils on dogs should be performed under the supervision of a veterinarian.
If you have an additional questions about essential oil usage, safety or application, you can email our expert here.