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Month: September 2024

Let Your Dog… Sniff

August 23, 2024September 2, 2024 by Jessica

Do you make time to stop and smell the roses? What about giving your dog time to do so? A dog’s sense of smell is key to how they experience the world. Let them sniff and enjoy it. Why Is Sniffing So Important? Sniffing is a “species-typical” behavior, meaning that most dogs, by nature, find … Read moreLet Your Dog… Sniff

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