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Leading the Pack
Six Tips for Letting Your Dog Know You’re the Alpha I recently came across this article from www.mymagazine.us in a City Market magazine. I think you will find it as helpful as I did. Have you ever found yourself standing in the yard calling for your dog, only to have your so-called best friend stare […]
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Top Tips for Moving with Pets
Like any big changes in life, moving is stressful. Even if you’re heading into your dream home, chances are that frustrations will surface and tempers will flair. Here is how to keep things running smoothly throughout the moving process. Plan ahead. Doing a great job of packing your belongings is the perfect place to start. […]
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Budget-Conscious Tips for New Pet Owners
Whether you’re young or old, there’s nothing quite like the feeling of bringing home a pet for the very first time. It’s a unique, loving relationship that enriches your life in ways you don’t even suspect. A pet-owner relationship is founded on trust; a trust that starts with bringing home an animal to make part […]
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Walking vs Backyard Time
Walking vs. Backyard Time Having a fenced in backyard for potty breaks and exercise is convenient, especially in these busy times. It’s also a furtastic way to get fresh air and exercise in a safe environment. But, still, walking your dog has a long list of physical and mental benefits contributing to your dog’s overall […]
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Happy Holidays from Lucky Dogs!
Taking a trip? Going away for the holidays? Lucky Dogs has you covered, as always! Please reserve as early as possible so that we can plan our schedule well. We wish all of you and your families a safe, happy, and fun holiday season! If you dress your furry kids up for holidays, or if […]
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Jack Russell Terrier
The Jack Russell is an energetic breed of small terrier that was originally bred for fox hunting; to have high stamina for the hunt, as well as the courage to root out foxes that had retreated to their dens. As such these dogs need exercise and stimulation to avoid mood and behavioral problems associated with […]
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