Animals

Arizona lawmakers are weighing a proposal that could reshape how one of the state’s most recognizable wild horse herds is managed, as concerns grow over population control and long-term sustainability.

There’s a moment that happens in homes across America every single day. The door opens. Keys drop. And before anything else—before emails, before dinner, before the noise of the day

Indiana Strengthens Animal Cruelty Laws with Tougher Penalties and Broader Protections In a move shaped by real-world cases and years of frustration in the courtroom, Indiana has taken a significant

A Recall Problem—or a Relationship Problem?I have a client who hired me because he wants to work on having his dog come to him when called. Recall is one of

In upstate New York, a routine drive on Thursday turned into a moment that had drivers slowing down—for a very different reason. Not Your Typical Road Hazard While traveling along

A First Job—and a First Lesson My first job working with dogs was at a dog daycare on the Upper East Side in Manhattan. It was a cage free dog

Facing the News No Pet Owner Wants Tonight I found out that my dog Pippi has a mass on her spleen. The ultrasound results will tell us more about the

How Do You Heal Trauma? The Disruption of Connection The other evening I was at an early childhood education lecture that spoke about childhood trauma. While I do train dogs,

If You’re Looking for Stability, Try a Cat In an era when British prime ministers rotate faster than seasonal coffee flavors, it turns out the most stable thing in U.K.

When Dogs Know Before We Do We call some cancers “silent killers” because they arrive without warning, grow unseen, and announce themselves only when it’s already too late. In dogs,