Greg Potter September 6, 2020 Pet Health, Responsible Pet Ownership Luxated Patella or Torn Cruciate Ligament in Our Dog Greg Potter September 6, 2020 Pet Health, Responsible Pet Ownership Finding a good vet is our first priority upon landing in our new home.
Greg Potter August 30, 2020 Responsible Pet Ownership Rescue Legacy Celebrates its 300th Blog Greg Potter August 30, 2020 Responsible Pet Ownership Let us each be the power of one.
Greg Potter August 23, 2020 Dog Training, Pets and Daily Living Good Training Helps Pets and Humans Greg Potter August 23, 2020 Dog Training, Pets and Daily Living The trainer also needs good training to make progress.
Greg Potter August 16, 2020 Pet Families Should We Adopt a Sibling for Our Dog? Greg Potter August 16, 2020 Pet Families A drink from the well of common sense will keep our heads cool while our hearts are warm
Greg Potter August 9, 2020 Pet Loss and Grief, Pet Surrender Pet Surrender — A Moment of Reckoning Greg Potter August 9, 2020 Pet Loss and Grief, Pet Surrender Seven years ago I turned the page on another new chapter, but only after my wife opened my eyes to realities of our behaviorally-challenged dog.
Greg Potter August 2, 2020 Pets and Human Health, Pets and Science Buddy the German Shepherd, First Dog to Contract COVID from Owner, Dies Greg Potter August 2, 2020 Pets and Human Health, Pets and Science Denial among vets and health department officials was a reflection of the dearth of knowledge and experience with the scientific basis of COVID in dogs.
Greg Potter July 26, 2020 What Pets Teach Us, Pets and Daily Living The Wisdom of Pets, As Told By Humans Greg Potter July 26, 2020 What Pets Teach Us, Pets and Daily Living We hold these truths to be self-evident . . .
Greg Potter July 19, 2020 Pets and Relocation, Pets and Daily Living Relocating With Pets (Reloaded) Greg Potter July 19, 2020 Pets and Relocation, Pets and Daily Living Given compassion and mindfulness, our most precious cargo will happily adapt to our new home
Greg Potter July 12, 2020 Pet Health, What Pets Teach Us A Lesson In Holding Oneself Together for a Sick Pet Greg Potter July 12, 2020 Pet Health, What Pets Teach Us We want to be there unconditionally for our suffering pets as they have been there for us.
Greg Potter July 3, 2020 Responsible Pet Ownership, Preventing Lost Pets COVID May Bring Fireworks Closer to Home — and Anxious Pets Greg Potter July 3, 2020 Responsible Pet Ownership, Preventing Lost Pets Hopefully, Americans will celebrate this years’ 4th in ways that are both safe and sane.
Greg Potter June 28, 2020 Pets and Culture, Pets and Community Pet Parent Pride Takes a New Spin in 2020 Greg Potter June 28, 2020 Pets and Culture, Pets and Community Only by respecting the myriad of differences between us can we discover and celebrate what binds us together.
Greg Potter June 21, 2020 Human/Animal Bond Father’s Day Promises to My Pet — One Year Later Greg Potter June 21, 2020 Human/Animal Bond Let’s see how well this daddy followed through with his little girl . . .
Greg Potter June 14, 2020 Dog Behavior, Dog Training, Pets and Daily Living How to Make an Old Dog New Friends Greg Potter June 14, 2020 Dog Behavior, Dog Training, Pets and Daily Living Lilly will draw the straightest connection she’s capable of between herself and her hopeful, new canine companions.
Greg Potter June 7, 2020 Pets and Community, Pet Safety Rioters Raid Shelter, Destroy Pet Business, Allegedly Abuse and Murder Dog Greg Potter June 7, 2020 Pets and Community, Pet Safety In the wake of melees and out from the rubble, a better humanity is growing.
Greg Potter May 31, 2020 Pet Adoption/Rescue, Pets and Human Health Considerations When Adopting a Pet During COVID-19 Greg Potter May 31, 2020 Pet Adoption/Rescue, Pets and Human Health There’s more to consider when adopting during a pandemic.
Greg Potter May 24, 2020 Pet Loss and Grief, What Pets Teach Us Harvesting the Gifts of Animal Companions on Memorial Day Greg Potter May 24, 2020 Pet Loss and Grief, What Pets Teach Us The depth of our grief is testament to the depth of our love and personal transformation.
Greg Potter May 17, 2020 Pets and Ethics, Pets and Human Health Can One Be “Too Old” to Parent a Pet? Greg Potter May 17, 2020 Pets and Ethics, Pets and Human Health I dread the day when I know it would not be responsible for me to adopt another pet.
Greg Potter May 10, 2020 Pets and Daily Living, Human/Animal Bond Mother’s Day and Pet Parenting — A Way Forward Greg Potter May 10, 2020 Pets and Daily Living, Human/Animal Bond Like human children, pets need a container for their growing pains, social awkwardness and occasional outbursts.
Greg Potter May 3, 2020 Human/Animal Bond Being Away from Family and Pets In Times of Loss — a Vignette Greg Potter May 3, 2020 Human/Animal Bond Grieving alone is a lonely thing.
Greg Potter April 25, 2020 Pets and Human Health, Pets and Science Dogs Trained to Sniff Out Corona Virus Greg Potter April 25, 2020 Pets and Human Health, Pets and Science Scientists in London are betting on a friendly, non-invasive solution to sleuthing out corona in covert carriers.
