Moving with Pets Doesn’t Have to Be Hard—If You Plan Ahead
By Cathy M. Rosenthal I’ve moved 23 times as an adult. Add in another 14 from my childhood, and you […]
Why Some Dogs Greet You with a Toy in Their Mouths
By Cathy M. Rosenthal The moment Roxy hears the front door open, she springs into action. Her ears perk up,
How to Help Dogs Get Along in the House
By Cathy M. Rosenthal I recently visited a friend who shares her home with three male dogs: a ten-year-old Chihuahua
How to Talk to Neighbors About Barking Dogs
By Cathy M. Rosenthal Recently, I had to talk to a new neighbor about our dogs — mine and hers.
Should You Be Worried About Birds of Prey Stealing Your Dog?
Dear Cathy, Pickles weighs 13 pounds, and my husband recently declared, with great seriousness, that a hawk could swoop down
Why Exposed Bellies Mean Different Things
By Cathy M. Rosenthal There’s something universally irresistible about a dog or cat rolling over and showing you their belly.
Helping Pets Adjust to a New Home
By Cathy M. Rosenthal I’ve been traveling a lot lately. While delayed flights and lost luggage are frustrating, they aren’t
Brain Games for a Smarter, Happier Dog
By Cathy M. Rosenthal Your dog loves chasing a ball, going for walks, and maybe even splashing through puddles. But
Apartment Living with a Barking Dog? Here’s How to Keep the Peace
Dear Cathy, I just got a nine-month-old puppy. He’s a good-sized dog, about 50 pounds. My problem is, I need
Why Might Pets with Black Fur Take Longer to Get Adopted?
Dear Cathy, Do pets with black fur get overlooked at shelters? A three-year-old black cat I adopted had been at