Reactive Dogs: Fearsome Beasts or Simply Misunderstood?
by Frankie Jackson, CCPDT Certified Professional Dog Trainer & owner of Canine Counseling Imagine the scene. It’s a beautiful day, you’re strolling through the park and spot a sweet little Goldendoodle racing around. Suddenly she spots another dog, this one is on-leash, and races towards them to say hello. “It’s ok, she’s friendly!”, the owner …
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Petworks Best of 2022 Awards
Our 2022 winners went above and beyond in their service to pets this year. Pros were selected based on successful bookings, and their commitment to happy customers via the Petworks platform. The winners represent the top 2% of Petwork’s national database of 5,500+ pet care professionals. Debbie Brookham – Pet Nutrition Consulting, Lake Havasu City, …
What Can I Do If My Pet Has Anxiety
by Jody L. Teiche, Pet Health Expert & Pet Parent Coach Crying, howling, destroying the house or hurting themselves…these are just a few of the symptoms pet parents live with when their dog or cat has chronic anxiety. Pet mental health challenges are real and with close to 75% of dogs in the U.S. experiencing …
Tips for Helping Your Specially Abled Pet Live a Fulfilling Life
by Dr. Jeni Goedken, Hospice Veterinarian and owner of Fond Farewell. Pets with special needs hold a cherished place in our hearts. These dogs and cats face daily challenges with an inspiring amount of determination and resilience. Whether your pet’s mobility or sensory loss was sudden or progressed over time, when you provide them physical …
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New Dog Introduction
by Missy John, certified professional dog trainer and owner of Nerdy K9 Academy One of the toughest times for new dogs is the first two weeks. Imagine moving away from home, by yourself, to a place that doesn’t speak your language. You will be nervous or maybe terrified. You may start out observing and quiet …
