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By BarkUpToday.Dog Image credit: Pixaby If you’re living with diabetes or have a loved one that has recently been diagnosed with diabetes, you probably have a lot of questions. You’re

Image credit: Pixaby With CBD having a huge spectrum of potential therapeutic benefits for both pets and people, it only makes sense to understand how cannabidiol (CBD) as a supplement

By Claudia Bensimoun Image credit: Pixaby With many of today’s dog boarding facilities more like hotel and pet resorts, let’s take a look at how COVID-19 safety measures have affected

Cats with COVID-19 Naturally Develop Antibodies to Fight Virus Tests Show Updated Research By Claudia Bensimoun Image Credit: Pixaby New COVID-19 feline research published in the Proceedings of the National

By Claudia Bensimoun –   First published: Animal Wellness magazine April 8, 2020     anyone, including those who are asymptomatic and tell us whether they need to be tested.  This

By Claudia Bensimoun –  First published: Animal Wellness magazine.April 17, 2020   For more on this article, visit Animal Wellness magazine. Thanks for visiting! Woofs & Wags! C.B

By Claudia Bensimoun – First Published: Animal Wellness magazine May 22, 2020. For more on this article, visit Animal Wellness magazine. Thanks for visiting. Woofs & Wags! C.B

By Claudia Bensimoun Writer at The United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA)& World Cynosport Rally(2013 -2020) First published in The United States Agility Association (USDAA) & The World Cynosport Rally

By Claudia Bensimoun A recent scientific study shows that dogs can learn to copy human behavior and repeat it later. First published in The United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA)

By Claudia Bensimoun First published in THE UNTED STATES DOG AGILITY ASSOCIATION (USDAA) What’s the best way to reward your dog – petting or praising?     Image Credit: Pixaby

By Claudia Bensimoun First published in The United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA)   Image credit: Pixaby In order to learn successfully, dogs, like humans, need to have some level

By Claudia Bensimoun First published in The United States Dog Agility Association (USDAA) Studies show importance of body language, eye contact in dog-human interactions. Image credit: Pixaby Thousands of years