Guest post courtesy of Jessica Sweet. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and do not necessarily represent the views of Val Heart & Heart Communication Enterprises Inc. Don’t forget these five pet essentials when you welcome a new furry friend into your life! It is always a […]
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Learn How to Puppy Proof Your House in 5 Easy Steps
There are few things more exciting than bringing home a new furry family member, especially at Christmas or other gift giving times. It’s a chance to build a strong bond with an intuitive being that will be completely devoted to you. But do you know how to puppy proof your house in preparation for the […]
A Baby Animal for Christmas? 3 Mistakes to Avoid if You Want a Happy Healthy Pet for Life
What an exciting present, the best gift ever! Maybe you’re thinking “what a wonderful gift, a baby animal!” could be for your child. Maybe they’ve been begging and nagging and reminding you to get them their own puppy, or budgie, or kitty, or bunny, or…? Then the week after Christmas (or their birthday…), you’re thinking, […]
First-Time Dog Owner Guide: Health and Nutrition
guest post courtesy of Christian Alsworth, Bullymax.com . The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the guest author and do not necessarily represent the views of Val Heart & Heart Communications Enterprises Inc. You got a dog for the first time? Congratulations! You’ve found a reliable and wonderful new friend… unless you […]
What You Need To Know About Your Pit Bull Puppy
The first 12 weeks of life are the most important for the development of your Pit bull puppy. I know that your puppy is cute and your bound to think that everything he does is funny and entertaining, but it is important to understand that you have a very short window of opportunity to train […]
Preparing For a New Puppy
Dogs have truly earned the title “man’s best friend,” and with 78 million of them living as pets in America, they’re not going anywhere soon. They serve and protect in the military. They act as utility animals for people with disabilities. First and foremost, however, they brighten our lives. Dogs are as much a part […]