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Lost & Found Dogs

Dog ears are 10x more sensitive, so fireworks are likely to cause your dog some anxiety. 11 ways to keep a dog from stressing + 7 ways to calm a nervous dog

How to do Halloween without stressing out your dog! Don't let your dog get anxious, ill, or injured due to your own negligence. He trusts you to keep him safe!

Is changing a dog's name ok? Can you change a dog's name at any age? See when you SHOULD rename a dog & when you SHOULDN'T. What to do BEFORE renaming a dog,. HOW to change a dog's name. How to get your dog to LEARN its name quickly!

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It's best to adopt a dog from an animal shelter rather than buy a dog from a store. But which ones are the best animal agencies? I'll help you find the best places to safely adopt a dog in your area.

Lost dog poster. photo by Aine D on Flickr

Save this list in case your dog goes missing one day! These tips will help to reunite you with your lost dog in the quickest way possible.

Found dog sign. photo by by Hotash on Flickr

Your first inclination may be to take a stray dog inside your home to immediately give him food and shelter. But that's not always the safest option. Here's what you SHOULD do if you find a stray dog.

Since most lost dogs end up in shelters where they are either adopted or euthanized, it's important to microchip your dog in order to prevent this from happening to your dog AND to make it easier for you to be reunited with your dog should you ever become separated.

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Don't leave your dog in the car on a warm day - even if windows are down! If you see a dog in a hot car, here's what you should do. See all dog hot car laws

Most people have a disaster plan for their family in case of an emergency. Does your plan of action also include your dog? When planning for an emergency, you need to have your dog's safety in mind in addition to your own.