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Penny Eims, a lifelong animal lover, has dedicated the past 4 years to a large, non-profit dog rescue in Washington. Her experiences include fostering, writing web content, creating dog biographies, pet memorials and contributing to rescue newsletters.

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Pets 101: Tips for preventing separation anxiety in your dog

Separation anxiety is a difficult, frustrating and even heart-breaking problem that can develop in dogs. Many dogs are afflicted with separation...
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Pets 101: Dealing with destructive puppy chewing

Puppies are undeniably adorable and oh so easy to fall in love with. But, those razor sharp little teeth can definitely pack a punch! Puppies use...
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Pets 101: The ABC's of puppy potty-training

One of the most difficult tasks that go along with puppy ownership is potty training. Let's face it; nobody likes pee and poo in their house....
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Replacing your boyfriend with a puppy? Not the greatest idea.....

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Chicago Romance Examiner, Caroline Marie, recently posted an article that's getting a lot of criticism. And rightly so! Her article, "Boyfriend...
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Puppy flushed down toilet and survives

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Imagine the horror; your young child tells you that he flushed your 1-wk old puppy down the toilet! The 4 yr old...
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Applications to adopt seized puppies from puppy mill being accepted by N.O.A.H.

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If you have been following the Skagit Valley puppy mill seizure, you'll be pleased to learn that more of the dogs are ready for adoption. The...
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Puppies Jump, how to help them stop

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Everyone knows, puppies jump! Their overwhelming joy and excitement for seeing their family and meeting new people makes them bounce up and down like...
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Are you really ready for a puppy?

Puppies are cuddly, adorable and oh so much fun! But, they are also A LOT of work. Are you really ready to be committed to the needs of a new puppy?...
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