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Amy Young is a canine geneticist and freelance writer whose Frisbee skills are honed daily by a Maltese/Cocker Spaniel mix named Rimsky. Her articles strive to enhance lives at both ends of the leash. Email Amy at sacdogexaminer@gmail.com.

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On the road with your dog: holiday travel tips from the American Humane Association

Thanksgiving is right around the corner and with all the talk of Black Friday and stores opening at midnight on Thanksgiving, we know that Christmas...
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Houndly Holidays with Loews Hotels

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With the holidays fast approaching, it’s time to start thinking not only about traveling, but also about dog care plans for the time you will be...
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APDT dog trainer conference

The Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) held their 16th annual Educational Conference and Trade Show October 21st through the 25th at the Oakland...
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SacPaws: Pet news and information for the Sacramento area

SacPaws.com is an online wiki for pet lovers in the Sacramento area. The site is a valuable resource for pet advice, information on upcoming...
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Part 3: How to become a pet sitter

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I have always loved animals. So, when I decided to start pet sitting I did it because I enjoyed spending time with people’s pets and learning...
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Part 2: Dog sitters do more than just put food in a bowl

So, you’ve done your research and now you have a list of some qualified pet sitters (See “Tips for finding a dog sitter”)....
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Part 1: Tips for finding a dog sitter

The ninety-degree weather that we’ve been experiencing in the Sacramento area is a little more reminiscent of July than May. So, in the spirit...
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