Jenna & Snickers Promote Humane Education and Responsible Dog Ownership
hai peeples, Snickers here! one of my Shiba friends on Twitter had the brilliant idea to haz a secret santa wif each other. we called it #secretshiba. one peeple drew names for us and told us who to send a gifty to. i opened my #secretshiba gift this morning. it was so much fun, i […]
This is a question for anyone successfully involved in rescuing animals, regardless of animal type and whether working with a rescue group, with a shelter or independently. If someone asked you to give a speech or write a blog post or write a book about how to start doing what you do, plus some key […]
Email and social networking sites have given birth to Armchair Rescue, where people forward information around but never actually DO anything.
hi peeples, snickers here! this my second time to participate in my furriend cokie the cat’s anipal photo hunt. this week the subject is “my second job” meaning the job AFTER taking care of our peeples. after taking care of mom and girl, my job is helping educate people about responsible ownership of companion animals […]
hi peeples, snickers here! today is my birthday! i am seven years old! mom does not like that i am now a “middle aged” doggy but i like the number seven. it sounds mature even though ize as silly and playful as ever. seven seven seven… see? it sounds good! to celebrate my birthday this […]
I don’t usually do Thanksgiving posts, but the answers to our One Question Interview series this week have me thinking about how much my dogs have changed my life. There are a lot of things in my life that I’m thankful for – family, friends, health, etc. – but this post is specifically for my […]
Question: What do you think is the most significant change that companion animals – dogs in particular – bring to society and/or our individual lives? Answer from Cathleen Schine I think the most significant change that companion animals – dogs in particular – bring to our lives is, ironically, an expansion of our human interaction. […]
Question: What do you think is the most significant change that companion animals – dogs in particular – bring to society and/or our individual lives? Answer from Zennia Barahona The most significant change that companion animals – dogs in particular – bring to society and/or our individual lives is unconditional love. There truly is no […]
Question: What do you think is the most significant change that companion animals – dogs in particular – bring to society and/or our individual lives? Answer from Heather King The benefits that companion animals bring to us go far beyond the values and lessons learned from caring for the life of a living, breathing animal. […]
Shibas can be difficult to train, aren’t recommended for first time dog owners, are too smart for traditional dog training methods, and they bore easily. So, how do you train a Shiba Inu? You think of it as a partnership. And bring cheese.