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KEY LARGO’S NEW ZOOMIES PET VILLAS OFFERS BOARDING & TRAINING – Florida Keys Weekly

For pet owners and caretakers, it’s more than just a “fun job playing with dogs.” It’s a job that doesn’t have an end time as you are always thinking or worrying about them. Pet owners can understand the importance of making sure they are in good care, and so so does Nelly Rivera, owner of the

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Why do dogs eat grass? 6 reasons your pooch is munching on your lawn, from anxiety to worms – Business Insider

Nearly 80% of dogs who have access to grass will occasionally eat it. Researchers still don’t know exactly why dogs eat grass, but there are many theories, like getting rid of worms or calming their anxiety. Note: Most of the time, grass-eating isn’t a problem, but if your dog starts overeating grass and vomiting, you should see

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As mystery respiratory illness spreads in dogs, is it safe to board your pet this holiday season? – USA TODAY

As experts try to find the cause and cure of the contagious mystery respiratory illness in dogs, some owners are rethinking their four-legged friends’ holiday accommodations.The illness, which shows similar symptoms to a normal kennel cough but is resistant to the typical treatments, has been fatal in some cases. As of Monday, the American Veterinary

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Second fire strikes same Seattle dog boarding business within a year – KUOW

A fire broke out at a doggy day care center in Seattle’s SoDo neighborhood, sending dogs fleeing the flames, and leaving many on the loose Monday evening. It is the second blaze this dog boarding business has experienced within a year.The Washington State Department of Transportation has confirmed that one of its employees found a

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The hormones that may be making your dog aggressive – The University of Arizona

A German shepherd, left, plays aggressively with Border Collie, right. New research shows that the hormones vasopressin and oxytocin could be more responsible for aggression than testosterone and serotonin.  Approximately 4.5 million dog bites occur in the U.S. every year, according to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The University of Arizona’s Evan MacLean, director

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