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Joanne Bargioni Sanford News Correspondent  |  Fosters Daily DemocratYou may notice when you drive by the Ross Corner Animal Wellness Center at 12 Newfield Road in Shapleigh that a new training area has been constructed adjacent to the veterinary office.This new training area is a dream of veterinarian Dr. Amanda Rizner, who wanted to have her own training area for her dogs, according to her husband, Todd Chrisman.Dr. Rizner has competed in dog trials for several years and has had to travel long distances for dog training. She started building the training area in the spring of 2016. Although the training area is…

According to Elvis, hound dogs cry all the time. He’s not… totally wrong. A lot of hound dog breeds, like Basset Hounds, were bred to announce themselves and communicate with their fellow hunters. The result is vocal dogs who can regularly be heard howling. I’ve got a soft spot for hound dogs, since my parents brought home an Afghan Hound puppy when I was 8. I named him Wookie, after the species of the towering and hairy Star Wars character, Chewbacca. Wookie lived up to his name, growing to be taller than me when he stood on his hind legs,…

LA CROSSE, Wis. (WEAU) – Two times a month, Pearl Street Books hosts a read with therapy dogs session where community members can unwind with a book and furry friends.“They really are the perfect way to reduce stress, force yourself to slow down, take time, just relax, and love something,” says Pearl Street Books owner Beth Hartung.Hartung says everyone should have at least 15 minutes of contact with nature or animals a day.“A lot of people don’t have that privilege of having pets in their home. We just wanted to offer a space where people could stop by and enjoy…

The vet has shared the signs pet owners need to watch for as the weather heats up11:55, 04 Jul 2025Updated 13:11, 04 Jul 2025A vet shared the signs all pet owners need to watch for in summer(Image: Oscar Wong via Getty Images)A veterinary expert is warning pet owners to be vigilant for signs of heatstroke in their pets, as temperatures soar over the summer. As the sun comes out, many pets struggle with heat-related illnesses, and owners need to know what to look out for.Dr Suzanne Moyes, who works with Burgess Pet Care, said: “Heat stress in pets can happen…

To help us provide you with free impartial advice, we may earn a commission if you buy through links on our site. Learn more On this page Show more links Whether you have a mixed breed or purebred pooch, you’ve probably wondered what exactly went into their DNA to make them the curious creature you know and love. Today, with the help of DNA sequencing and sophisticated technology, dog DNA tests are shedding light on where our pets come from – and have become a super popular way to find out more about them. By using these kinds…

  Dogs have a way of brightening up the mood when they enter a room. That natural bond between humans and certain animals is increasingly recognized by the medical community to be beneficial to patients recovering from illness or surgery. That hasn’t gone unnoticed at the Wyoming Medical Center, which now has a therapy pet program organized by the Volunteer Services department and the NERD Health and Wellness Center. So far two volunteers working with the Alliance Therapy Dogs program are involved. As Charlie Vogel and Tomi Cox made their way through the WMC’s surgical center on Wednesday, they were…

1Swedish VallhundCaptureLight//Getty ImagesLong and low like its distant cousin, the Corgi, the Swedish Vallhund is a cattle dog known for its intelligence and endless supply of energy, according to the American Kennel Club. Though this breed used to occupy Viking longships, its cheerful demeanor now makes this pup a great addition to your family. 2Mexican HairlessOMAR TORRES//Getty ImagesThe Mexican Hairless, or the Xoloitzcuintli (Xolo for short), is an intelligent dog that provides great companionship. You might recognize it from the animated movie Coco. It is considered an ancient breed, revered by the Aztecs in Mexico and Central America nearly 3000…

The Canine Ambassador Program is an integral part of the American Kennel Club’s public education effort. Canine Ambassadors are the connection between clubs and purebred dog fanciers of tomorrow. They support their clubs’ public education outreach by visiting classrooms and community youth organizations to make presentations, often with their dog. They promote purebred dogs, responsible dog ownership, and safety around dogs. Below, three of the AKC’s Canine Ambassadors share their personal experiences.   Amy Rogers, English Springer Spaniel Field Trial Association Amy with her dogs, Ghillie and Tag. Why did you become a Canine Ambassador? “I started doing this because…

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what’s in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysDogs will go all out to protect their owners or their favorite hooman. However, they sometimes need protection too. Yes, like humans, these fur babies are also scared of many things, including fireworks and lightning. If your pet pooch also shares the same fear and you often wonder how you can help your fur buddy, take a hint from this dog owner who comforts his Siberian Husky during a thunderstorm…

It turns out there’s room for another dog sled race in the U.P.The inaugural Hiawatha Heritage Dog Sled Race was held this month in Engadine in the eastern U.P. The two-day event was sponsored by the Hiawatha Sportsman’s Club and the HSC Foundation Inc. Initial plans called for a 100-mile overnight endurance challenge, but the lack of adequate snow deterred that course. Instead, a 30-mile mushers’ derby was held Saturday and a second 30-mile mushers’ derby followed the next day. Mushers came from all over Michigan and Wisconsin. “It was a wonderful, wonderful event,” said Bruce Fondren, chair of the event and…