BETH HURLEY
MS, CPDT-KA, SHRM-SCP, SPHR
Member APDT, Pet Professional Guild and SHRM
847-906-3161
It’s hard to believe the holidays almost upon us! Between now and the end of the year, we will be mingling with friends, coworkers, and families while indulging in food and drink. That means also keeping pets safe while hosting in our homes. Using management, obedience cues, and enrichment are
I posted a blog last summer on safety for pets that covered a variety of topics. This time I want to focus on specifics including car safety, fireworks, and first aid kits. Preparation is key, and this includes being prepared for unexpected events. Fireworks Believe it or not, consumers buy
There are many advantages to having a dog in the latter part of her life. Whether that pup you brought home years ago is in the older stages (how did that happen,) or you are considering adopting an older dog, there are important things to consider in maintaining your dog’s
Welcome to 2025! During the holidays, you may have gotten a new puppy or adopted a rescue dog. You may have hosted over the holidays and realized that counter surfing resulted in less turkey for your guests or that Grandma did not appreciate an 80-pound Labrador’s ambitious greeting at the
If you have ever had a dog who struggled with being alone, you probably have received all kinds of suggestions as to what caused it and how to resolve it. Just like the internet, well-meaning friends and family have all kinds of advice, much of which can be inaccurate and