Problems between dogs and their care givers arise from a multitude of reasons, most of which could be easily avoided. Inconsistent training, expecting too much too soon, harsh or inexperienced handling, and negligence are responsible for the majority of ongoing canine behavior problems. Understanding your dog will help.
Some of us might remember that old song, “How Much Is That Puppy In The Window?” Even those that don’t recollect this once popular tune can certainly relate to the experience of simply falling in love with every cute little puppy you encounter. It doesn’t take long to figure out where the phrase “puppy dog eyes” comes from.
West Highland White Terriers are high energy, intelligent small statured dogs that can be wonderful pets. It all depends on the circumstances. Because Westies are a small breed, there are legitimate questions as to appropriate homes for them, especially those situations where there are small children or a planned expansion of the family.
“Lessons from a Pet Store” is a series of simple observations from a commonly recognized environment that can be easily applied to virtually any market. “If history repeats itself, and the unexpected always happens, how incapable must man be of learning from experience” – George Bernard Shaw Every market is a microcosm of the environment.
Dealing with the loss of a pet is a traumatic experience that can cause a deep and grave sense of loss and grieving for adults and children alike Although most adults realize that they will long outlive their beloved dog or cat; children do not
