A Dog's Love

It’s an undeniable fact that we all want the best for our pups – and that obviously includes food as well. Not only is it a source of nutrition (where else are they going to get it?), but the way you feed them can become a source of enrichment too!

Most pictures and videos we see of pups are often of much younger pups, or puppies. But what about the senior ones, the ones that are living in their golden years? It must be a lovely time for them since they have spent a lifetime being loved by their parents!

Here’s a question for you to ponder – how do you deal with a disabled pup? Disabilities are a part-and-parcel of life, and it is something we must just learn to accept and deal with.

Have you ever owned a sugar glider? They are small marsupials that love to climb and clamber all over their parents. And, evidently, anyone else in the house that they trust! (But for the most part it’s just their parents, since they trust them the most.)

Have you ever owned a pet duck? Our childhoods were filled with images of a very specific type of duck – usually a white one with a round, yellow beak. You might think they just happen to be idealized ducks, but in actuality, ducks that look exactly like that do exist!