Safety
Physically being out of harm’s way, regardless of how they feel about the situation. (I.e. they may feel safe eating rat poison, but it’s very harmful!)
Stay Close
Here's Where You Can Get Your Pet's Microchip Registered for Free
"Look at Me:" Teach Your Dog How to Give Eye Contact
Teaching "Touch"
Cats and Collars: Why Breakaway Design is So Important
Martingale Collars Can Help Prevent Escape
A Review of Apple AirTag to Find a Cat
How to Prevent Door-Dashing
Stay Out of Trouble
Stop Unwanted Behavior with a POSITIVE Interrupter
Teaching Your Dog "Leave It"
Teaching Your Dog "Drop It"
The Muzzle Movement
Muzzled Dogs Aren't Bad Dogs
Dog Parks: Consideration, Safety, and Etiquette
Teach Your Cat to Go To a Mat
Foreign Body Ingestion Threatens Pets
Snake Avoidance: A Positive Reinforcement Approach
Protecting Your Dog from Coyotes
Brachycephalic (Flat Nosed) Safety
Lilies are Lethally Toxic to Cats
Should Your Dog Sleep in Your Bed With You?
Preventing and Treating Foxtail Injuries
Travel
Buckle Up!
Tips to Ensure Pet Safety in Cars
Disaster Preparedness
"Go Bag" by Sleepy Pod / American Red Cross
Pet and Disaster Safety Checklist by Red Cross
Kids and Pets
Dog Meets Baby: Help Your "Kids" Get Along
Doggie Detective Coloring Pages
Family Paws Resources
The Young Person's Guide to Woofs and Growls
Living with Kids and Dogs by Colleen Pelar
The Family Dog Respect Poster