The History of the Dog Licence
By Kristen Little
If you’re anything like me, you might sit and ponder random things over your morning coffee. Sometimes I sit over my coffee and think about nature, about bills, about why my washing machine recently decided to give its 2 week notice. Yesterday, however, I found myself pondering about dog licenses. Why do we license our dogs? How did this little metal tag that hangs off my dog’s collar come to be in existence? What purpose does it serve and why is it so important?
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Tips and Tricks for Summer Dog Travel around Sarasota
The Dog Days of…You Know Summer is nearly here! It’s time to put your cares aside and start having fun with all your friends. But what about your “best friend?” You know who I’m talking about. Your most faithful companion: Your dog. Traveling With Your Dog: The Basics Taking a day trip with your dog […]
Dog Day Afternoon 2 – Gettel Toyota,Rescheduled for Sunday May 6th
Due to inclement weather, Organizers have rescheduled this event to Sunday May 6th for Dog Day Afternoon. Adorable adoptables will be on hand from local rescue groups inside the showroom for you to meet and greet. This is a great opportunity to talk with the individuals who have been caring for the pups and find […]
Breed Profile: Welsh Corgi
by Lauren R. Tharp As the old Welsh term “cor gi” roughly translates to “dwarf dog,” is it any wonder that this lovely herding breed is known primarily for its squat stature? Popularized in modern times by Queen Elizabeth II and recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1934, the Corgi has been making itself […]
Ticks: The dirty facts
by Lauren R. Tharp When I say “tick,” a few of you may think of the bumbling blue superhero; however, for most dog owners, the word “tick” means trouble. Ticks emerge in Spring and stick around until Fall, lurking in tall grass, waiting to suck the blood of your unsuspecting pup. What is a Tick? […]
Puppy Politics – Protest Puppy Mills in Sarasota
Whether you are a dyed-in-the-wool Democrat or Republican to the core, there is one thing all dog lovers agree on: animal abuse is wrong. Pet stores that sell puppies have to get their “product” somewhere and in most cases it is from puppy mills. What happens at a puppy mill is that “breeder” dogs are […]