I’ve written many recipes for loved ones over the years: sister, daughter, son, husband, mother-in-law, best friend and so on. However, there is one very special friend I’ve yet to write for, even cook for—until now. Read more about Stella Snacks
Local resident Brian Murphy and president of Independent Pet Partners (IPP), owners of Chuck & Don’s, relocated its headquarters to Woodbury in August 2020. He knew Woodbury was a great place to live—amazing restaurants, great citizen well-being and, of course, amazing backyard space for the animals—and he thought, for him and his team, Woodbury was the perfect spot for IPP. Read more about Independent Pet Partners Moves Headquarters to Woodbury
Dogs possess up to 300 million olfactory receptors in their noses, compared to about six million in humans. And the part of a dog’s brain that is devoted to analyzing smells is, proportionally speaking, 40 times greater than ours. Dogs understand the world through their nose. Dogs can be trained to sniff out cancer, drugs, bombs, find lost persons and almost anything else we want to train them to find. When a dog meets another dog, they sniff each other to learn about one another. Read more about What a Dog’s Nose Knows
Many dogs experience anxiety and most often anxiety and fear are a result of not being socialized at an early age. It could also be traced back to a significant event. Separation anxiety—experienced by dogs when his/her pet parent leaves—is one of the most common kinds of anxiety. Loud noises, such as fireworks, also trigger fear and anxiety for many dogs. The feelings of fear and anxiety a dog experiences are not unlike those feelings’ humans experience. Understanding this is the first step.
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When we make New Year resolutions for ourselves, it is an opportunity to include our dogs. If you want to get more exercise you can take your dog on a walk. If you want more quiet time, there is doggie yoga and meditation. These activities with a dog at your side are a paw-some experience. Obesity is the number one health concern for humans and canines alike, so choosing healthy foods and fewer caloric treats is always a good idea.
Give your dog their own gifts to keep yours safe. Read more about How Do I Keep My Dog from Getting Into Holiday Gifts?
This Focus on Woodbury winner captures a Christmas-loving cat. Read more about Focus on Woodbury: A Festive Feline
Dog training must be incorporated into your day-to-day lifestyle, but it's worth it in the end. Read more about Dog Training is a Lifelong Journey
Adopted dogs often have special needs - here are some tips for helping your new addition adjust. Read more about How Do I Help My New Dog Adjust to Their New Home?
Listen to your dog to help determine the best food for them. Read more about What Should I Feed My Dog?
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