An anxious dog could leave a trail of destruction in your home. Many dog owners have discovered too late that their nervous puppy didn’t like staying alone at home during the day. Indeed, many dogs can fear separation from their owners. As a result, they can develop unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as barking at anything that scares them all day long or chewing your favorite shoes because they have your scent. Pexels - CC0 ... Read the Post...
When Should You Repair And When Should You Replace?
Pixabay - CC0 Licence Homeowners - are you always breaking appliances? Do you invest in a new device only for it to break down straight away? Sadly, this is an occupational hazard of owning a property. Even worse, it pairs up with your other pet peeve to cause maximum pain - wasting money. The more your valuables break, the more cash you have to spend. As a result, you must understand when it’s time to repair an appliance and when ... Read the Post...
Let Go Of The Stress During These Difficult Times
Photo: Pixabay Summer is a great time of year, but this is a summer like no other. We are trying to find a new normal and we may still be rushing around doing things or going to work and still lacking time. There is a lot that has changed and once things return to normal, you may have worried about your kids and need to figure out who you’re going to stay with, how you’re going to get them there, and so much more. No one wants to be ... Read the Post...
How to Reduce Anxiety in Dogs
Whether you have recently become the owner of a new puppy, or have rescued a dog from a shelter, you may have noticed that your new four-legged friend is showing signs of nervousness or anxiety. As they cannot speak, dogs tend to use body language to portray their emotions to humans. The most common signs of anxiety in dogs include trembling, whimpering, pacing, and licking their lips. Some dogs may show brief snapshots of anxiety in a single ... Read the Post...
