New Years Resolutions to Bond With Your Pet Podcast

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The New Year is here and we are all setting resolutions! So why not set some resolutions that include your pets? It will be good for you, good for your pets, and good for your relationship. Plus they can be a lot of fun!

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How to Catch a Loose Dog

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Hopefully you are looking at this post because you are curious about what to do if your dogs gets loose. In the best case scenario, your dog is safe and sound by your side and you are going to take some time to practice the techniques in this podcast so you are prepared if your dog ever does get loose. I hope that is the case. We have some great ideas that will not work for all dogs, but something in here will work, so it is best to try them out and see what is successful. If your dog is missing (not where you can see him), take a look at the links below and our previous podcast on how to find a missing pet.
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How to Find a Missing Pet

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Next week is Take Your Dog to Work Week so it is time to get prepared! Taking your dog to work can be fun and extremely rewarding, but you need to prepare in advance to make sure the day goes smoothly and you are still able to get some work done. Today we discuss how to decide if it is a good idea to take your dog to work, how to prepare beforehand and what to do on the special day to make sure it goes smoothly!
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How to Identify a Puppy Mill

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We all love puppies but if you are thinking of adding a new pup to your household, you want to be sure it is from a rescue or from a good dog breeder, not a puppy mill. Sometimes it can be hard to tell if a puppy is from a puppy mill, so today we talk about the signs and what to look for in a good dog breeder.
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How to Safely Take Your Dog to Work

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Next week is Take Your Dog to Work Week so it is time to get prepared! Taking your dog to work can be fun and extremely rewarding, but you need to prepare in advance to make sure the day goes smoothly and you are still able to get some work done. Today we discuss how to decide if it is a good idea to take your dog to work, how to prepare beforehand and what to do on the special day to make sure it goes smoothly!
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How to Stop a Cat From Interrupting Your Work

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If you work from home, are a student, or just like to occasionally get things done around your house, cats can be a nuisance! Working as pet sitters, we love cats and when we go for visits, all we are there to do is pay attention to them, but we understand the difficulties of trying to get work done at home. Really you just have to figure out what your cats wants and how to provide it in a way that works for you AND your cat.
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What You Need to Know About Cat Body Language

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Cats can seem pretty baffling to people, even those who live with them. As pet sitters in Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley, Colorado, we work with a lot of cats and have to know how to be safe and read their body language. Today we try to demystify cats and give you a few clear signals to watch out for, so you can get along better with all of the cats in your life.
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How to Add a New Pet Sibling to Your Household

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Adding a new dog or cat to your household can take time but if you do it right then they will live together much more peacefully than if you rush the process. Today we discuss how to know what is a good fit for your household: a dog, cat, kitten or puppy. We also discuss how best to introduce your new family member to your home so that all of your pets can get along. Spoiler: the key is not to rush the process!
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How Do You Adopt a Puppy?

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National Puppy Day was last week and I am still loving looking at all the puppy pictures. If it got you thinking about adding a pup to your household, then this episode is for you!
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How Do I Take Care of My Elderly Pet?

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Elderly pets require a special bit of care. We cannot give you all the things you need to know about caring for an elderly pet, but we can set you in the right direction.

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Age Charts

In order to know how old your pet really is, you have to think about their size and breed. Here are a couple age charts so you can look up your pet and find out if she is an adult or a senior.