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The Origin of Dogs. What Matters?
The Origin of Dogs. What Matters? Every year, “new” research claims to uncover the “new” origin of domestic dogs. Such is the case in a

Samson, The Great Protector
As Samson watched, the young woman standing a few feet from him kept stealing nervous glances in his direction. With each flick of her eyes,

Watchful Walter
The 2 am chiming of the handmade Freiburg Grandfather Clock, whose presence overwhelmed the small dining room where it rested, temporarily drowned out the click,

Sweet Elsie – A Life Given by Pharmacotherapy
The ionized air was detected by Elsie several minutes before the arrival of the booming thunder and the brilliant white and blue talons that streaked

Neck to Neck
There are many stumbling blocks that average dog owners encounter on their way to achieving manageable and peaceful coexistence with their dogs. Limitations in time,

Patience
Patience is a virtue long lost to the average American. In an era in which everything we want to know can be gained as quickly

Fear Periods: They’re a Good Thing
Recently, our five-month-old pup Captain has been displaying fearful behavior, such as growling and ducking behind furniture, when confronted by alien dogs and humans who

Trust or Acceptance?
Ranger, my seven-year-old, male, Alaskan sled dog, is lying on the frozen ground chewing a stick when Scarlett, a new twelve-week-old female pup, cautiously noses

Safety Tips for Animal Encounters While Running
If you pursue running long enough, whether your runs have an urban backdrop or a mountainous setting, an aggressive dog(domestic wolf) or a wild predator

Willow the Wallflower
“Willow, come play!” Willow winced as she pressed her hind end as hard as she could against the rusty chainlink fence that surrounded the two-acre