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As with all animals, ferrets speak volumes with their bodies as well as their voices. Learning to read your ferret’s language makes for a happier, closer relationship. When your ferret is hungry or thirsty, s/he will tell you by playing with the food or water bowl. If there is food remaining in the bowl, s/he […]
How to Safely Play Tug of War
Since tug of war is a very popular game we play with our dogs, we wanted to remind you of the safe ways to engage in the sport. Try not to use a toy that you wouldn’t want your dog to play with otherwise. Make sure the tug toy is long enough so that the […]




