BETH HURLEY
MS, CPDT-KA, SHRM-SCP, SPHR
Member APDT, Pet Professional Guild and SHRM
847-906-3161
Summer is the time when we finally enjoy a long-awaited vacation. This could include a staycation at home with visitors or time away at a cottage on the lake with or without the pup. While fun, these activities can result in a setback in your puppy’s training. Planning ahead can
Dogs are naturally curious creatures, both inside and outside the home. While that allows them plenty of outlets, it can sometimes lead to illness and injury. An owner prepared to respond quickly can be the difference between life and serious injury or death. Here are some tips on keeping your
You had the best of intentions when you picked out your puppy. How cute, and what could possibly go wrong? Well, where do we begin? Lack of sleep, visits to the backyard at 2 AM, bleeding hands and ankles, young kids being ambushed, the baseboard with teeth marks, the list
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