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- ‘We live in West Midlands town which is the UK’s dog capital – where people spend more on their pets than their kids’
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Alongside the energy and affection they bring to the household, one of the top benefits a dog can offer is peace of mind. Dogs have been faithful guardians since the dawn of their domestication. Today, that loyal and protective nature shines through as we continue leaning on their might, keen senses, and courage to alert us to threats and keep our families and property safe. The finest guard dogs are a purposeful combination of build and character, the product of thoughtful, informed breeding for a defined protective role. We’ll help you build a shortlist of candidates for your needs by…
Tails of triumph: Okanagan author tells stories of rescue dogs Published 1:23 pm Friday, November 15, 2024 If you’ve ever been moved by heartwarming social media posts showing rescue dogs transforming from frightened, malnourished animals to happy, healthy family members, you might be curious about what that journey looks like from the pup’s perspective. In her book, Rescue Tails, Paws It Forward foster parent Darcy Nybo gives readers a unique glimpse into the lives of ten rescue dogs, telling their stories from their point of view. For many readers, Rescue Tails has been an eye-opening experience. “I had not put…
A veterinary nurse has issued a warning to cat and dog owners about a common product that’s often used in winter that can be fatal if pets come into contact with it, even if its just a few dropsAlice Sjoberg Social News Reporter14:20, 12 Jan 2026People are urged to avoid using one common product as it can be fatal to pets (stock image)(Image: Getty Images)As freezing temperatures have gripped the UK, many motorists have been reaching for antifreeze sprays to clear ice from their vehicles before hitting the roads. However, a veterinary nurse has issued an urgent warning about the…
STONY BROOK, N.Y., July 18, 2017 – By analyzing the DNA of two prehistoric dogs from Germany, an international research team led by Krishna R. Veeramah, PhD, Assistant Professor of Ecology & Evolution in the College of Arts & Sciences at Stony Brook University, has determined that their genomes were the probable ancestors of modern European dogs. The finding, to be published in Nature Communications, suggests a single domestication event of modern dogs from a population of gray wolves that occurred between 20,000 and 40,000 years ago. Dogs were the first animal to be domesticated by humans. The oldest dog…
1AkitaYuan Yao / 500px//Getty ImagesBred as hunting dogs, Akitas are extremely loyal to their families. Although they’re naturally protective, they are rarely aggressive toward other people (as long as they’re properly socialized). These large dogs have high energy levels, so they’ll need lots of walks to thrive!2BoxerAnita Kot//Getty ImagesBoxers are one of the most loyal dog breeds out there. They’re also high-energy, fun-loving, and whip-smart—the full package! Given their patient demeanor, they’re excellent pets for families with kids. Despite their protective nature, they’re usually super friendly with strangers.Advertisement – Continue Reading Below3RottweilerJay O’Hagan / 500px//Getty ImagesRottweilers are the picture of…
The following appears in the February issue of Alaska Sporting Journal: Note: Across Alaska, women are shaping the outdoors through their work, their families and the time they spend on the land. They’re hunters, anglers, guides, artists, foragers, conservationists, and lifelong learners. Each profile in this series introduces readers to one woman whose relationship with Alaska’s wild places has influenced the way she works, lives and contributes to her community. These stories highlight a shared respect for the land and the many ways women connect with it. We begin the series with writer and hunter Christine Cunningham – a frequent Alaska…
If there’s one silver lining to come out of the pandemic, it might be that nearly one in five American households acquired a dog or cat between March 2020 and May 2021, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. That’s about 23 million new homes for furry friends in need — and hopefully even more will be adopted over the next month thanks to NBC and Telemundo stations’ Clear the Shelters campaign.But now that many people are spending less time at home and possibly preparing to return to an office, a lot of rescues will…
Samples, DNA extraction, and sequencingPermission to analyze the Japanese wolf DNA was obtained for Jentink b (Leiden b): RMNH.MAM.39183, and Jentink c (Leiden c): RMNH. MAM.39181(52994) in Naturalis Biodiversity Center, Leiden, the Netherlands, and Jw284 (ZMB48817): ZMB_Mam_48817 in Museum für Naturkunde, Berlin, Germany. Six Japanese wolf samples from personal collections (Jw229, Jw255, Jw258, Jw269, Jw271, and Jw275) were analyzed with the permission of the owners. Blood or saliva samples for Japanese dogs were analyzed with the permission of the owners. Japanese Wolf DNAs were extracted and used in our previous mitochondrial DNA studies: Ishiguro et al. 2009 (Jw229, Jw255, and…
Pandemic-related shutdowns in 2020 gave many people who believed they didn’t have time for pets the push they needed to adopt. But with many offices haltingly bringing employees back and vacations in full swing, pet owners and people who work with dogs are starting to grapple with animals’ separation anxiety and other problems.Nihcole Adams, a dog walker and sitter in Castaic, has had an uptick in new clients who are also new to dog ownership. She’s been fielding requests for walks, feedings and boardings. But some pets she’s taking in are struggling with being alone or socializing with other dogs.Adams…
Sioux Falls started flexing its muscles on the city’s westside on Thursday.Thursday (January 2) was the first official day the city of Sioux Falls took ownership of the former Sanford Wellness Center on Tea Ellis Road.As Dakota News Now reports, back in April of 2024, the city of Sioux Falls announced that it would be purchasing the westside Sanford Wellness location in 2025 for 9 million dollars.The new 70,000 square foot public fitness center will now be known as the Westside Recreation Center.The city’s new workout facility boasts a walking and running track, indoor basketball, and racketball courts, state-of-the art…