
Muppy Is My “Heart Dog”
Don describes why Muppy is and always will be his Heart Dog and reveals the theme song for their relationship.

Don describes why Muppy is and always will be his Heart Dog and reveals the theme song for their relationship.

Don reviews the book Beyond Belly Rubs: The Compassionate Pet Guardian by Niki Tudge and Louise Stapleton-Frappell. Don believes that if we want to ensure our canine, feline, and equine family members have the best possible life, pets, pet parents, and pet care professionals will

Don discusses some of the primary reasons your pet will want you to Read Beyond Belly Rubs. The post also includes a link to several short videos outlining some of the key concepts in the book.

Don and Paula Announce the passing of their beloved Muppy.

An audio excerpt from Star 977 discussing the Woof Meow Tip for February 16, 2026, where Don discusses a video from the San Diego Humane Society, How Would YOU Like It? Don recommends that everyone who wants to add a dog to their family, or

In this post, I am sharing the video How Would YOU Like It? released by the San Diego Humane Society in the Spring of 2023. I believe everyone who wants to add a dog to their family, or who already has one, should watch this

Don discusses the dangers of accepting advice about pets you get online from a stranger, who may not even be qualified to give recommendations on the topic. Your pet is a sentient living being, far more complicated than a dishwasher or cell phone. Whether related

Don discusses why the way we describe our relationship with our dog matters and explains why “pet parent” and the Hawaiian word “Kahu“ are both good choices, far better than “owner.”

Don provides tips to consider before starting your home search, listing your home for sale, packing and preparing to move, moving, unpacking, and settling into your new home. According to many surveys, moving is one of the most stressful events in life, and it can

Don explains that when a dog growls, it is simply trying to ask a perceived threat to stay away. It is a normal part of canine communication; we must respect and NEVER punish it. However, we need to help our dogs when they feel unsafe,