How a Dog’s Internal Clock Works
Service dogs can be trained to remind you when to take medication, perform a scheduled task to keep you moving forward, or other time-sensitive functions. Since they cannot read time like humans, how does their “internal clock” know when you need to do something? That’s where their “superpowers” come into play. In short, the answer […]
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How to Bring a Service Dog on the New York Subway
Taking the New York City subway system with a service dog or psychiatric service dog is not only possible but fully protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Service dogs are allowed on all NYC subway trains and in all stations without needing a carrier, special permit, or extra fee. This guide will cover everything […]
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Can Dogs Eat Popcorn?
Unsalted and unseasoned popcorn is a safe and healthy treat for your dog. Air-popped popcorn has dog-friendly nutrients and minerals, including protein (12.9 grams), fiber (14.5 grams), iron (3.19 mg), magnesium (144 mg), and polyphenols, which, according to the American Heart Association, have been linked to better blood circulation, digestive health, and lowering the risk […]
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