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How to Open Your Heart and Home to a Pandemic Pet

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How to Open Your Heart and Home to a Pandemic Pet

There haven’t been a lot of bright spots during the pandemic but the fact that more people are welcoming homeless pets

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Our Pups & Michael B. Jordan

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Our Pups & Michael B. Jordan

Our Pumpkin Spice Latte litter are famous! Three of the puppies were asked to spend the afternoon with Michael B. Jordan, as he answered fan questions

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PPR and the Pandemic! (What we’ve been up to)

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PPR and the Pandemic! (What we’ve been up to)

Its been awhile since we posted a blog, and we wanted to update you all on what we’ve been up to at PPR!

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How to know if you’re ready for a new pet

How to know if you’re ready for a new pet

I don’t know about you, but when I think of home, three things come to mind.First is my kids.Second is my pets.Third is my husband (yes, he knows about his place in the hierarchy!)They say that home is where the heart is, but I think of home as where my loved ones are, so it’s always exciting when you get the chance to increase the number of loved ones at home. Proper Timing That said, it’s not always the best time to bring a new pet home. It might be right for you, but it might not be right for...

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Why Dogs Howl At Sirens

Why Dogs Howl At Sirens

Did you ever wonder why your dog barks at the sound of sirens passing by?Interestingly enough, dogs interpret high pitch sounds such as a siren as a form of communication. High pitch sounds are a preferred choice of communication for dogs due to the fact that they travel longer distances. You may also notice that when one dog howls, other dogs in the neighborhood may chime in as well. That’s because they feel a need to connect and communicate with another pack of dogs from a far.However, not all dogs respond to sirens. It’s believed that dogs who don’t respond,...

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