Greg Potter July 1, 2018 Caring for Your Pet, Pet Safety Pets May Not Have a Blast on July 4th Greg Potter July 1, 2018 Caring for Your Pet, Pet Safety Ultimately, celebrations of freedom mean nothing if our furry family member is miserable - or missing.
Greg Potter June 24, 2018 Human/Animal Bond, Pets and Daily Living It’s Okay to “Tell” Your Pet You Need to Be Alone Greg Potter June 24, 2018 Human/Animal Bond, Pets and Daily Living For our pets, life goes on - and can even be amusing - whether we’re home or not
Greg Potter June 17, 2018 Animal Cruelty Cat Shot with Arrow Survives - and Thrives Greg Potter June 17, 2018 Animal Cruelty In humans’ evolutionary march across the globe, some lost their aim - and their soul.
Greg Potter June 10, 2018 Caring for Your Pet, Pet Health Tips to Help Pets Beat the Heat Greg Potter June 10, 2018 Caring for Your Pet, Pet Health Imagine wearing a parka in 100-degree weather - and not being able to take it off!
Greg Potter June 3, 2018 Pet Nutrition, Pet Health, Pet Products Petco Now Offers Fresh Food - Good business or Smart Business? Greg Potter June 3, 2018 Pet Nutrition, Pet Health, Pet Products Many proactive pet owners are checking labels, doing their homework and concluding that fresher is better.
Greg Potter May 27, 2018 Pet Health, Caring for Your Pet Am I Ready to Adopt a Pet - Part V(b) Greg Potter May 27, 2018 Pet Health, Caring for Your Pet As pet parents, we must be informed and willing to care for our pet’s hallmark maladies.
Greg Potter May 20, 2018 Pets and Human Health, Responsible Pet Ownership Am I Ready to Adopt a Pet - Part V (a) Greg Potter May 20, 2018 Pets and Human Health, Responsible Pet Ownership A chronically-ill person is not necessarily disqualified as a pet parent.
Greg Potter May 13, 2018 Human/Animal Bond Pet Parenting: The “Mother Lode” Greg Potter May 13, 2018 Human/Animal Bond Thank God for “accidents.” And for the mothers who embrace them.
Greg Potter May 6, 2018 Pets and Travel Road Trip! Motoring with Your Best Friend Greg Potter May 6, 2018 Pets and Travel Safety on car trips ensures a good time for all. Plus, tips on how to get your dog into the car.
Greg Potter April 29, 2018 Pet Loss and Grief Mourning Lost People and Pets is Evidence of Love - and How We’ve Changed Greg Potter April 29, 2018 Pet Loss and Grief Our dearly departed companions have opened up the door for us to become more of who we are.
Greg Potter April 22, 2018 Dog Training, Dog Behavior Can’t She Just Get Along (Part IX): Good Friends Are Good Enough Greg Potter April 22, 2018 Dog Training, Dog Behavior When it comes to making friends, why would I expect any more from my dog than I would from myself?
Greg Potter April 15, 2018 Responsible Pet Ownership, Caring for Your Pet Am I Ready to Adopt a Pet - Part IV Greg Potter April 15, 2018 Responsible Pet Ownership, Caring for Your Pet Whether we live in a tent or the Taj Mahal, a carefully-maintained environment contributes to a pet's health and happiness.
Greg Potter April 8, 2018 How Pets Grieve, Responsible Pet Ownership Dad was a Responsible Pet Parent Before it Was Fashionable Greg Potter April 8, 2018 How Pets Grieve, Responsible Pet Ownership Dad favored the carrot over the rod in his approach to building bonds with his furry family members - and it showed.
Greg Potter March 31, 2018 Human/Animal Bond, Pets and Culture Companion Animals Should Never Be “Passed Over” Greg Potter March 31, 2018 Human/Animal Bond, Pets and Culture Shouldn’t be too difficult for a “freed” society to get its pets to the promised land.
Greg Potter March 25, 2018 Pet Loss and Grief, Human/Animal Bond To Care for the Dying: In People or Pets - A Sacred Charge Greg Potter March 25, 2018 Pet Loss and Grief, Human/Animal Bond The most precious gift gift may be the one that can never be returned.
Greg Potter March 18, 2018 Pet Safety, Pets and Travel Puppy Dies in Overhead Bin - All On Board Are Accountable Greg Potter March 18, 2018 Pet Safety, Pets and Travel On United flight 1284 last Monday, the threads of reasoning, valor and common decency completely unravelled.
Greg Potter March 11, 2018 Pet Loss and Grief Forgiving the Unforgivable: When a Pet Dies In Someone Else’s Care Greg Potter March 11, 2018 Pet Loss and Grief If we truly value our beloved pet as an unselfish change agent, how can we not forgive the one we charged with his or her care?
Greg Potter March 4, 2018 Pets and Culture, Pets and the Law True Meaning of the Year of the Dog Greg Potter March 4, 2018 Pets and Culture, Pets and the Law A dog's good fortune is on the rise, but there's a long way to go.
Greg Potter February 25, 2018 Pet Adoption/Rescue Am I Ready to Adopt a Pet - Part III Greg Potter February 25, 2018 Pet Adoption/Rescue Though it is by no means the only factor, we can rely somewhat on breed characteristics to make an informed decision.
Greg Potter February 18, 2018 Pets and Culture, Pet vs. Protein Source South Korea Tries to Pull Dog Meat Off Olympic Village Menus Greg Potter February 18, 2018 Pets and Culture, Pet vs. Protein Source Trying to pull dog meat off Olympic Village menus in South Korea is but one of many examples of how host-cities hide their shame.
