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• MO: Canine distemper hits Sedalia Animal Shelter
  Canine distemper hits Sedalia Animal Shelter

  Emily Jarrett The Sedalia Democrat, Sedalia, Mo.

  5:25 a.m. CDT, May 5, 2012

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• FL: Dozens of animal rescue groups help Collier, Lee shelters find pets homes
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• Man wants new program for Milwaukee dogs seized during police raids
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• Atlanta, GA: Disease Outbreaks at Humane Society?
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Back to school can be an exciting time for families, but it can be a stressful time for our pets. With family schedule changes that can lead to increased time alone and decreased activities, our dogs may end up feeling like they are in detention!

Fortunately, there are easy ways to help our dogs stay safe while adjusting to these changes.

• Keep new school supplies, including glue and pens, stored safely away from your beloved pet. Make sure your dog has its own “dog approved” items to chew, such as deer antlers, hollow bones, and so on.
• Set aside some one-on-one time with your pet for training and exercise. School and after school activities are not just for humans. Activities including group obedience classes and running are important for keeping dogs active and engaged.
• Keep a set schedule that includes your dog. Dogs thrive on consistency. Consistent feeding, exercise, and nap times are important.
• Give your dog something to do when left alone. Items like Kongs stuffed with peanut butter and frozen can help tire out your dog while keeping him or her engaged and easing anxiety
• Children who are new visitors to your home should NEVER be left unattended around your dogs. Always supervise interactions and look for stress signs that the dog is not comfortable, such as lip licking, yawning, and avoiding eye contact—these are all signs that Fido needs a break.

These tips should help keep your favorite pet well adjusted and happy during the back to school transition!

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Once you feel that you are ready, take your time looking for the perfect companion. Be sure to research the type of dog you are looking for. The rescue or shelter can help you find the perfect match for your family. Many dogs in rescue already have a training background, are house trained, and are just waiting to be a part of a family. Rescuing is a rewarding experience that offers innumerable benefits!

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Read more here: ADOPT A SHELTER DOG MONTH

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Kindest Cut (http://kindestcutmn.com/) and the Animal Humane Society are sponsoring a subsidized spay/neuter day for client owned Bully Breeds.

Event will also includ free microchipping for the public, education on positive things to do with your pit bull, training tips, Kindest Cut tours and kids activities. Event takes place at the Neighborhood House from 10am – 2pm. For more info, 763-489-SPAY (7729)

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Read the rest here: Pit Bull Awareness Event – Oct 22 – St Paul, MN

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The leaves changing from greens to bright oranges, yellows, and reds is a telltale sign that fall is upon us. Lowered humidity and temperature drops are also expected once the calendar reaches mid-September. But summer-like temperatures occasionally come roaring back in late September and October—sometimes even November.

As responsible dog owners, we need to remember that 70 degrees is 70 degrees, and even though it may be fall according to the calendar, dogs may succumb to the heat if locked in a car.

Consider that on a 70-degree day, even if the car is parked in the shade with the windows open, the temperature inside the car can reach near 100 degrees in minutes. And because of the excess heat in the car, the dog’s ability to self-regulate its temperature—exhaling hot air and inhaling cool air by panting—is compromised as it forces the dog to take in hot air.

So remember: if you must take your dog with you in the car, be sure to heed the actual outside temperature—not the typical temperature based on calendar month—and take all necessary precautions to keep your dog safe.

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If the flame of a candle turns blue on Halloween night, a ghost is near. But in the weeks before Halloween, if a room suddenly flashes white, that means a pit bull is looking adorable in a Halloween costume and its owner has broken out the camera!

• Submit only one photo per dog.

• Include your name, your dog’s name and your e-mail address.

• Contest is limited to photos of pit bull dogs.

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Originally posted here: PBRC’s 6th Annual Howl-o-ween Photo Contest!

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