Helpful Tips for Toronto Dog Owners
It's the ultimate summer dream: swimming, hiking, and hanging out by the fire, all with your BFF - the dog. More frequently though, we hear stories about chasing after the dog that went bounding after a squirrel, or realizing your dog barks at people coming over to...
Growing up in Drayton Valley, Alberta, there were always multiple dogs in our home. I don’t remember a time in my life where we didn’t have at least one dog, sometimes cats, fish, and rabbits as well. My mom was so passionate about dogs - I get my passion for dogs...
Families of the Chinese diaspora did not own dogs back in the 80s and early 90s. To my parents, dogs caused allergies and were messy. With the exception of one summer when we temporarily fostered a purebred Beagle named Tanner, the thought of asking for a dog growing...
As I write this, Ontario is in the middle of battling the second wave of Covid-19, and we're all under a Province-wide Stay at Home order. All of our dog training facilities are closed, and economists are suggesting to get ready for a "double-dip" recession (don't...
By Dr. Sarah Shapiro-Ward Enrichment describes all the activities our dogs do which fulfill their mental, social and physical needs. Toronto dogs are typically accustomed to getting their social time through daycare, dog walkers, playdates and dog parks. Physical...
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