Shared Blog Post – A New Puppy Affects the Existing Dog(s) in Your Household – Here’s What You Need to Know

< Updated 19JUN23 >

If you have just added a puppy to a household with an existing dog or are contemplating doing so, I recommend you read this article published in Pets and Their PeopleA New Puppy Affects the Existing Dog(s) in Your Household – Here’s What You Need to Know. – https://petsandtheirpeople.education/a-new-puppy-affects-the-existing-dogs-in-your-household-heres-what-you-need-to-know

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Pets and Their People is filled with excellent and practical information explicitly curated for pet guardians like you. The articles and blogs will empower you to make informed and ethical decisions regarding your pets’ care. New articles are being published all the time. I encourage you to subscribe at https://petsandtheirpeople.education/ by scrolling to the bottom of the page. You and your pet will be glad you did!

Don Hanson lives in Bangor, Maine, where he is the co-owner of the Green Acres Kennel Shop (greenacreskennel.com) and the founder of ForceFreePets.com, an online educational resource for people with dogs and cats. He is a Professional Canine Behavior Consultant (PCBC-A) accredited by the Pet Professional Accreditation Board (PPAB) and a Bach Foundation Registered Animal Practitioner (BFRAP). Don is a member of the Pet Professional Guild (PPG), serving on the Board of Directors and Steering Committee and chairing the Advocacy Division. He is also a founding director of Pet Advocacy International (PIAI). In addition, Don produces and co-hosts The Woof Meow Show podcast, available at http://bit.ly/WfMwPodcasts/, the Apple Podcast app, and this blog. The opinions in this article are those of Don Hanson.

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