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Tattooing: Another Way to Keep Your Dog Safe
June 2, 2009
Developed by the founders of the National Dog Registry, tattooing is a simple, affordable means of permanently identifying your dog. It is painless to a dog because as dog’s skin structure is so different from a human’s that the tattoo marker doesn’t need to be inserted very deeply into the dog’s epidermis, or outer skin layer. The best location for …Read More »
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Green Paw Print Tip #9: Be socially conscious when traveling with pets
06/09/2009 - 15:42
Hitting the road with your pet? There’s no better way to see the country than with your best buddy. But remember to stay as socially conscious when you’re traveling as you do at home. For starters, don’t be tempted to trash the container you’re using to store food and water. Invest in a food and water container you can re-use on all …Read More »
Green Paw Print Tip #8: Make every holiday a green one
06/09/2009 - 15:40
There’s no shame in celebrating with your pet! Whether you include him in traditional family holidays or carve out time to celebrate your pet’s birthday (or adopt-a-versary), make every holiday eco-friendly by adopting a less-is-more attitude. Wrap gifts in newspaper or colorful circulars (then recycle them). Choose gifts that have a smaller impact on our nation’s landfills—consider giving consumables like …Read More »
Green Paw Print Tip #7: Buy sustainable, durable products or get crafty!
06/09/2009 - 15:39
Good old fashioned fun doesn’t have to harm our environment. Buy durable, long-lasting toys that your pet won’t tear up or shred in a matter of minutes. You can even find toys made of recycled materials and sustainable fibers, organic cotton or even recycled plastic bottles. Or spend some time making toys for your pet—all it takes is an afternoon to …Read More »
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Green Paw Print Tip #9: Be socially conscious when traveling with pets
06/09/2009 - 15:42
Hitting the road with your pet? There’s no better way to see the country than with your best buddy. But remember to stay as socially conscious when you’re traveling as you do at home. For starters, don’t be tempted to trash the container you’re using to store food and water. Invest in a food and water container you can re-use on all …Read More »
Green Paw Print Tip #8: Make every holiday a green one
06/09/2009 - 15:40
There’s no shame in celebrating with your pet! Whether you include him in traditional family holidays or carve out time to celebrate your pet’s birthday (or adopt-a-versary), make every holiday eco-friendly by adopting a less-is-more attitude. Wrap gifts in newspaper or colorful circulars (then recycle them). Choose gifts that have a smaller impact on our nation’s landfills—consider giving consumables like …Read More »
Green Paw Print Tip #7: Buy sustainable, durable products or get crafty!
06/09/2009 - 15:39
Good old fashioned fun doesn’t have to harm our environment. Buy durable, long-lasting toys that your pet won’t tear up or shred in a matter of minutes. You can even find toys made of recycled materials and sustainable fibers, organic cotton or even recycled plastic bottles. Or spend some time making toys for your pet—all it takes is an afternoon to …Read More »
