Earlier this week, I was pretty harsh on the use of drug-sniffing dogs and how they can be influenced by the prejudices of their human handlers. That skepticism in no way makes me any less amazed at the ways dogs can be trained to help out human beings with their senses. Every year, the possibilities …
The Future of Dogs Sniffing Out Prostate Cancer Looks Even Brighter Read More »
He’s not the kind of animal you’d expect to see in the kitten nursery at the Arizona Humane Society (AHS), but Boots, a nearly 13-year-old Golden Retriever/Chow Chow mix, is definitely a welcome presence as he socializes some of the shelter’s smallest residents, making them more likely to be adopted into dog-friendly homes long-term. “They …
Boots, a Hurricane Katrina Survivor, Gives Back as a Kitten Nanny Read More »
It’s August 26. Do you know what that means? No? Your dog probably does. He has been waiting for this day all year. It’s National Dog Day! My 10-year-old mixed pup, Riggins, told me that since we celebrate Mom’s Day for me, then it’s only right that we celebrate National Dog Day for him. Okay – …
I’ll start this article by saying I’ve never really lost one of my pets (and then I’ll go knock on wood). My family had an escape artist of a dog when I was a kid, but he just roamed the neighborhood harassing squirrels, accompanied by the neighbor’s dog, until we found him, or the dog …
When Your Dog Goes Missing, How Long Do You Hold Out Hope? Read More »
Even though Fabio Viviani was born and raised in Florence, Italy, he’s proven himself to be quite a formidable culinary force here in the U.S. This Top Chef fan favorite and New York Times best-selling author appears as a recurring guest on popular TV shows such as Good Morning America, The Talk, and Ellen. He serves as …
We Chat With Fabio Viviani About Canines, Cooking, and Confidence Read More »
