Education

• Ask a Trainer

• After Adoption

  • Celebrating the Life of Your Beloved Pet 
  • Your Newly Adopted Dog 

• Behavior & Training

  • Controlling Barking When the Door Bell Rings 
  • Dog Bite Prevention for Kids 
  • Dog Collars 101 
  • Dr. Sophia Yin - cat behaviour help 
  • Dr. Sophia Yin - Dog behaviour help! 
  • Dr. Sophia Yin - How Kids Should and Should Not Interact with Dogs 
  • Handling Your Puppy 
  • House Training 
  • Overview Of Dog Body Language 
  • Puppy Nipping & Mouthing 
  • Puppy Socialization 
  • The Dog and the Turkey 
  • Tips on Finding a Dog Trainer 
  • Ways To Help Prevent and Modify Jumping Up Behaviour 
  • What To Expect When You Bring A Rescue Home 

• Health & Care

  • Ask the Emergency Veterinarian – How Do I Keep My Pet Safe in Winter? 
  • Ask the Emergency Veterinarian - Spring Safety 
  • Caring for an elderly and aging pet 
  • Common Illnesses in Rescued Dogs 
  • Dealing with canine cancer - William's story 
  • Do You Have a Pet First Aid Kit? 
  • Dog Walking: Great Physical Activity for You and Your Best Friend 
  • Dogs in cars: a deadly combination - advice from the Alberta SPCA 
  • Edmonton Humane Society's HOT WEATHER WARNING! 
  • Emergency Preparedness for Pets 
  • Food For Thought 
  • Heat Wave! Should you shave your pet? 
  • Household dangers - pet proofing your home (by Schering-Plough Animal Health) 
  • How to care for a puppy 
  • How to treat dog seizures 
  • K-9 Orthotics & Prosthetics 
  • Keeping Your Dog Safe and Sound 
  • November 2010 - an historic month for animal protection 
  • Pets and Cold Weather - Tips from the Alberta SPCA 
  • Physically disabled pets can live with dignity and comfort 
  • The Canine Epilepsy Network 
  • The Dog Cancer Survival Guide - recommended reading if your pet has cancer 
  • The Importance of Nail Trimming 
  • The story of Thorpuppy - from rescue to therapy 
  • What to do if you lose your pet 
  • Why Spay or Neuter? (Calgary Humane Society) 
  • Yet another reason why neutering is good for your male dog!