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Learn more » Whether you’re meeting a friend’s dog for the first time or bringing home a shelter dog, there are ways to build a good relationship. Some relationships will be easier than others.
Bringing home a new puppy is an entirely different experience from adopting a dog from a shelter. A puppy’s experience of the world is small, whereas a shelter dog is usually a mystery. Read More...
When you first bring home your pet rabbit, you might notice that they don’t enjoy being held as much as you hoped they would. But with patience, a gentle hand, and a commitment to bonding, it is possible to get your rabbit to enjoy hanging out in your hands. However, keep in mind that all rabbits are different, and they have their own unique personalities and temperaments. Some will take better to being held than others. Read More...
The musky odor of the ferret is well-known to any pet lover that has ever owned one of these mischievous beasts. Belonging to the same family as weasels, otters, and minks (oh my!), the strong odor that the ferret omits serve a purpose to the mammals in this family. Secretions from the ferret’s anal glands let others know their reproductive status, territory range, provide social clues, and function as a form of communication. Read More...
