If you are thinking about opening your hearts and homes to a new family member, it’s important to choose the right pet for your family and lifestyle. Remember, the decision to get a pet should always be a family decision, not just one made by the kids or mom and dad. After all, everyone is going to play a part in raising and caring for this new family member!
Congratulations! You’ve decided to expand your family and adopt a dog. Your new pet promises to bring lots of fun and plenty of surprises, so you’re best off following that old credo to "Be Prepared."
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The lovable Irish terrier “Rex” from the recently released movie “Firehouse Dog” has sparked an interest in the breed. But while breed enthusiasts are grateful for the attention, they stress the importance of knowing that there’s a big difference between what you see on film, and the four-legged friend living in your home.
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Looking for the perfect new addition to your family? There are a host of good reasons to try your local animal shelter or rescue group for your new pet:
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The camera loves a pretty face: especially when it’s got a cold, wet nose. But what you see on-camera, isn’t always what you get at home.
Read More »Choosing the right dog for your family and lifestyle takes time and research. Many potential pet owners are torn between the longing to rescue an animal from a shelter and the desire to own a purebred pet.
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Americans love pets. More than 64 million U.S. households have at least one companion animal and the number of pets grew by more than 10% in the past decade.
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