Guide dogs and their handlers have always undergone intense training on dealing with distractions from squirrels to skateboarders. But today’s guide dogs have a whole new generation of things to worry about: quiet cars, button-activated walk signals, stroller traffic on handicapped curb-cuts, and a greater likelihood of interacting with other dogs.
Veterinarians practicing in Great Britain are overwhelming supportive of deed not breed laws when it comes to dealing with dangerous dogs.
Training classes for pets aren’t just for the dogs anymore. Cats are starting to go to school too.
From the outside, Healdsburg’s new animal shelter appears close to completion, but it is over budget, behind schedule and more money is needed before it can open.
