DIANNE V. LAWRENCE
There's nothing quite like the excitement of bringing a new dog into the family. Care is taken to choose the right one, or a rescued stray has taken a special place in your heart. You have images of cuddling, hanging out, going for car rides and the dog lying at your feet at an outdoor cafe. At first the new dog might be shy,
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DIANNE V. LAWRENCE
Dear What a Good Dog LA,
My mother has a dog that we brought home from the animal shelter. My kid and I always wonder if we can take the dog to a dog park but we don't know how she will react to others. What is a safe way to see if a dog will be friendly towards others?
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DIANNE V. LAWRENCE
During thunderstorms or July 4th and the week leading up to it, or any holiday celebration involving fireworks, if you have an outside dog, please consider bringing him indoors. Terrified dogs will do whatever it takes to break free of a yard and run and keep running.
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DIANNE V. LAWRENCE
When was the last time you walked on a sidewalk or asphalt road in the middle of a hot summer's day...in bare feet? Wouldn't think of venturing out without your sandals! Now think of your dog as he walks beside you across a searing hot parking lot or runs alongside your bike on an asphalt road.
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DIANNE V. LAWRENCE
Learning how to communicate effectively with your dog is the simple secret to getting a dog to listen to you. Communication is not just a matter of words used properly but also involves tone, attitude, body posture and timing, all of these communicating information to your dog.
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DIANNE V. LAWRENCE
Unless your dog is bred for cold climates with thick fur and an undercoat, they will experience great discomfort in winter weather, especially older arthritic dogs. Because dogs can’t complain, many outside dog owners don’t’ think twice about leaving their dog without proper protection against inclement weather.
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DIANNE V. LAWRENCE
The vicious blood “sport” of dogfighting is still thriving underground, despite the public outrage that followed the Michael Vick case. The HSUS estimates more than 40,000 people participate in organized dogfighting in the U.S., and hundreds of thousands more take part in impromptu street dogfighting.
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DIANNE V. LAWRENCE
Our animal companions connect us with something that lies in the heart of the natural world; innocence, authenticity, freely given affection and unadulterated expressions of joy, qualities that have been grossly undervalued in our over civilized world and allowed only in our relationship with children...and pets.
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DIANNE V. LAWRENCE
Looking to escape your hometown haunts for a wilderness hike? Don't forget your pooch! Dogs love to explore our country's vast natural resources as much their two-legged counterparts—not to mention, hiking is great exercise for all. But remember, a hiking trail isn't your average walk around the block.
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BOB FERBER
A dog tied up 24/7 can suffer from the elements, become aggressive, antisocial, pose a serious danger to children, friends or strangers if the dog escapes. Even with so-called “safe” tethering methods like tying the dog to a clothesline-type rope or with a body harness, they can become entangled and unable to reach their food and water.
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