People always say that with age comes wisdom. November marks Adopt a Senior Pet Month, an initiative celebrated kwa The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to wanyama (ASPCA) and Petfinder.com. Below, wewe will find viungo to makala about Senior dogs, their healthcare, and tips to make the aging process as graceful as possible.

A “holiday” like this naturally makes me think of Daddy. He had a calling in life and he served his life’s purpose, helping me bring balance to countless mbwa and being my right hand man through so many highs and lows.

Sometimes people refuse their calling...

I often walk about ten mbwa at a time, sometimes even off-leash if I'm in a salama area. People are amazed kwa this, but it's simple: the mbwa see me as their pack leader. This is why they follow me wherever I go.

Position matters. Walking in front allows wewe to be seen as the pack leader. Conversely, if your dog controls wewe on the walk, he’s the pack leader. wewe should be the first one out the door and the first one in. Your dog should be beside au behind wewe during the walk.

Use a short leash. This allows wewe to have zaidi control. Attaching the leash to the very juu of the neck can help you...

Halloween can be a fun time for everyone, but many dangers can lurk out there for your pets this time of year. From chokoleti candies to stranger aggression, mbwa can exhibit and be exposed to a lot of different and hazardous situations on Halloween.

In order to keep your pets safe, I recommend the following safety tips:

• Keep your pets indoors during treat-or-treating hours and work on keeping them in a calm state. Of course, the best way to do this is to go for a couple of long, vigorous walks during the day.

• If wewe live in an area that is highly populated with kids, wewe know that your...

For years now, I’ve been telling people that I rehabilitate mbwa and train people. This is my kauli mbiu and what I do. But in the process of all of the mbwa and people I’ve worked with, I have also learned a lot about people. When I walk into a nyumbani for a consultation, the first thing I say is, “What can I do for you?” Nine times out of 10, people will start with, “Well, my dog does this and my dogdoes that.” And nine times out of 10, I say, “And what are wewe doing and how are wewe feeling?”

The reason is simple. mbwa communicate though energy. In their natural packs, the pack leader...

The last time we profiled Junior, he was a 5-month old pup, still learning from his mentor, Daddy. Today, Junior is 2 and a half and has taken over Daddy’s role as Cesar’s right-hand man and so much more.

When Cesar first introduced Blue pit Junior to Daddy, he immediately lowered his head and surrendered to the older dog, allowing Daddy to smell him all over and meet him the proper way. Almost instantly, Junior was following Daddy around and his loyalty shifted from his littermates and mother to the great pit ng'ombe ambassador.

What’s in a name?

At first, Cesar couldn’t decide on a name...