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The Importance of Dog Licensing

May 6, 2015

Dog licensing is a very important aspect of ensuring the safety of your pets. A dog licence must be renewed annually for a $20 fee, however the many benefits associated with a dog licence far outweigh the cost of the licence itself.

Many dog owners believe that their dog will never go missing, but the chance of your dog wandering off at some point is high. If your dog gets lost, their licence will be invaluable in ensuring you are reunited.

Some Benefits of Licensing Your Dog …

  • The licence on a dogs collar will be instantly visible to anyone who comes across your pet and is the fastest way for them to ensure that you are contacted.
  • Most people are far more likely to approach a licensed dog than a dog that appears to be homeless, which gives licensed dogs a much higher chance of being reunited with their families.
  • If your dog is brought to a shelter, the licence will ensure that you are contacted right away by a staff member, which will allow you to pick up your dog and prevent boarding fees from adding up. This also means your dog will spend less time in the shelter, and reduce the stress they may experience.
  • Dogs without licences tend to be stigmatized as neglected, so ensuring that your dog has a license shows that you are a responsible pet owner.
  • Perhaps the BEST reason you should ensure your dog is licensed … The City Of Brampton Animal Control By-Laws Require It!

For more information on dog licensing, click  here.

Preventing Cat Fights

September 26, 2017
The loud and frightening cat fight has been experienced at least a couple times by every owner. Here are some reasons why it happens and how to stop it.

Helping Your Pets Adjust To The Back-To-School Routine

September 19, 2017
It’s not only the kids that have to adapt to the new changes school has to offer, dogs and cats too. Separation anxiety is very common in pets, luckily there are some tricks that will ease their minds.

Dog Of The Month - Akita

September 8, 2017
The soft coat of the Akita makes them the perfect cuddle buddy, with some stern training that is.

Rabies In Ontario

August 22, 2017
Ontario has the most confirmed cases of rabies infections in Canada. Learn about the disease and what you can do to protect yourself and your pets.

Dog of the month – Airedale Terrier

August 1, 2017
Originally from England since the 1800’s, the Airedale Terrier’s were breed to hunt badgers and otters.

Picking The Perfect Name For Your Pet

July 21, 2017
Picking out a name when welcoming a pet into the family can be a very difficult process. It’s one of the first things to accomplish and can be harder than it seems.

Dog Breed of the Month - Afghan Hound

June 29, 2017
This breed is very majestic and ancient. They are known for their speed. Afghan Hounds actually hunt by speed and sight and not by scent and were bred to track animals like deer and gazelles. They can reach a speed of 65 kilometres an hour. Like a race horse, it’s all in the hips. It is in their nature to chase what they see so a fenced in yard is recommended along with some monitoring. One hour of physical activity a day is required.

Summer Heat Warnings

June 12, 2017
Provide clean and cool drinking water that’s placed near some shade. It is never a bad idea to place several bowls of water, and space for your pet to walk around in the shade. Even placing a chair for your dog or cat to lay under helps provide a shade.

Be Your Own Doggy Dentist

June 9, 2017
Just like you and I, dogs are prone to cavities and although their mouths are said to be cleaner than humans they can still develop tartar, plaque buildup, gingivitis or other problems other than bad breath.

Exercise Essentials

May 31, 2017
A pet is most motivated to play and let out some energy when they are in the company of their owner. A playmate is always loved. If neighbours have another dog, go to a park as a group and increase the want to move. Your community might also have some planned activities, or a local dog walker.
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