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Fear Factor

Experiencing fear is not pleasant. Any human will tell you this. As one of our most basic emotions, fear functions as a rapid-fire means of communicating to our bodies  “DANGER, DANGER – GET AWAY NOW!!” As a physiological state, fear is associated with a set of bodily changes that are decidedly uncomfortable.  Respiration and pulse increase, we become […]

And Your Little Dog Too……

Little dogs often get a bad rap. People who dislike small dogs say that are yappy, hyper-excitable, nippy (reactive), untrained, and often spoiled (whatever that means) . Indeed, it appears that  even the Wicked Witch of the West had it in for the wee ones. So, are any of these beliefs true? Are little dogs truly as bratty as some would have us believe? And, […]