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  • Having a dog in bed with you may help you sleep better!

    Having a dog in bed with you may help you sleep better!

    Mayo Clinic Sleep study discovered nearly half of pet owners reported they felt more rested with their animal in their bedroom than without! Factors to Consider Regarding Where Companion Animals Should Sleep Guiding principle: The sleep of the pet owner takes priority over loyalty to the pet: How well does the pet owner sleep? How…


  • 75% of doctors say patients’ health improved as result of getting a pet!

    75% of doctors say patients’ health improved as result of getting a pet!

    HABRI Survey of Doctors confirms what research is showing about the Health Benefits of Pets. Results showed 75% of doctors said patients’ health improved as the result of getting a pet. “Doctors and their patients really understand the human health benefits of pets, and they are putting that understanding into practice,” said HABRI Executive Director Steven…


  • Reasons Why A Dog Will Make Your Life So Much Better

    Reasons Why A Dog Will Make Your Life So Much Better

    Anyone who owns and loves a dog knows it becomes hard to live without their consistent and utter devotion to you. And even though they may love you at least partially because they literally rely on you to do things like eat, it’s a two-way road when you own a dog. You may keep them…


  • Dogs Help Defeat Depression

    Dogs Help Defeat Depression

    Support Partners and Canine Companions  Program promotes human-dog partnership to assist in recovering from depression. Follow these easy and handy tips to include your dog in your recovery: 1. Be active! Walking, running and playing with your dog are great ways to exercise every day. Remember to always talk with your doctor before starting a…


  • AKA Therapy Dog Program

    AKA Therapy Dog Program

    The American Kennel Club® (AKA) and responsible breeders aim to preserve and improve the breeds they dedicate their lives to. The AKC leads the charge by donating millions of dollars to canine health research as well as education programs. The AKA Therapy Dog Program recognizes AKC dogs and their owners who have given their time and helped people by…


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