The Woof Meow Show
In this episode of The Woof Meow Show from October 9th, 2021, Kate and Don discuss Don’s article, Understanding, Identifying, and Coping with Canine Stress, published in the July 2021 issue of BARKS from the Guild and at https://barksfromtheguild.com/article/understanding-identifying-and-coping-with-canine-stress/
info_outline Cold Weather and Holiday Tips for Pets-2021The Woof Meow Show
Kate and Don discuss the change in the seasons and how reduced daylight, lower temperatures, snow, and ice, and the holidays affect our pets. Tune in and learn how you can keep your pet safe and happy in the cold, dark, icy, and festive months of winter.
info_outline Podcast – The 14th Annual Fundraiser for the EAAA Furry Friends Food BankThe Woof Meow Show
In this episode of The Woof Meow Show from October 30th, 2021, Don talks with Kelly Adams and Mike Trafton of the Eastern Area Agency on Aging (EAAA) about the Furry Friends Food Bank and the 14th annual fundraiser sponsored by Green Acres Kennel Shop, The Woof Meow Show, and ForceFreePets. Click here to donate to the Furry Friends Food Bank – https://www.greenacres-donate.com
info_outline Podcast – The 14th Annual Fundraiser for the EAAA Furry Friends Food BankThe Woof Meow Show
In this episode of The Woof Meow Show from October 30th, 2021, Don talks with Kelly Adams and Mike Trafton of the Eastern Area Agency on Aging (EAAA) about the Furry Friends Food Bank and the 14th annual fundraiser sponsored by Green Acres Kennel Shop, The Woof Meow Show, and ForceFreePets. Click here to donate to the Furry Friends Food Bank – https://www.greenacres-donate.com
info_outline WoofMeowShow-2021-10-02-Things to Consider When Leaving Your Pet in the Care of Someone ElseThe Woof Meow Show
Sometimes, life happens, and it becomes necessary for us to leave our furry companions in the care of someone else. This show addresses things you need to consider whenever leaving your pet in someone else's care. It also indicates the information you need to provide to those caring for your pet.
info_outline Holiday Pet Portraits with Deb Bell from Bell’s Furry Friends PhotographyThe Woof Meow Show
Don interviews Debra Bell from Bell’s Furry Friends Photography, discussing how Deb came to specialize in the photography of people and their pets. We also discuss the 12th annual Holiday Pet Portraits, a joint event of Green Acres Kennel Shop and Bell’s Furry Friends Photography that benefits the Eastern Area Agency on Aging Furry Friends Food Bank.
info_outline The Bangor Humane Society’s & the 28th Annual Paws on Parade-2OCT21The Woof Meow Show
In this episode of The Woof Meow Show from August 14th, 2021, Don talks with Suzan Prendergast and Kathryn Ravenscraft from the Bangor Humane Society about the 28th annual Paws on Parade. They talk about the mission of the Humane Society, how the pandemic has affected their operations, and how you can participate in Paws on Parade on Saturday, October 2nd starting at 9 AM at Husson University. FMI - https://donations.bangorhumane.org/event/paws-goes-to-woofstock/e336617
info_outline Vital Essentials Pet Food-Part 2-The Products-24JUL21The Woof Meow Show
In this episode of The Woof Meow Show from July 24th, 2021, Kate and Don are again speaking with Joey Weichmann & Leslie Durocher about Vital Essentials pet food.
info_outline Vital Essentials Pet Food-Part 1-The Company-17JUL21The Woof Meow Show
In this episode of The Woof Meow Show from July 17th, 2021, Kate and Don talk with Joey Weichmann & Leslie Durocher of the Carnivore Meat Company, the makers of Vital Essentials pet food.
info_outline Vital Essentials Pet Food-Part 1-The Company-17JUL21The Woof Meow Show
In this episode of The Woof Meow Show from July 17th, 2021, Kate and Don talk with Joey Weichmann & Leslie Durocher of the Carnivore Meat Company, the makers of Vital Essentials pet food.
info_outlineHere at Green Acres Kennel Shop we're making May Dog Bite Prevention month. Why? Because fifty percent of all children will be bitten by a dog during their childhood. That's a statistic we want to help change.
Dogs typically growl when they are afraid, angry, or upset. These are all emotional conditions that could precede a bite and are a perfect cue for us to change our behavior so that the dog does not need to escalate to the next step - biting.
Please don't get embarrassed or angry with your dog when they growl. They are not being mean, they are just trying to say "I'm very uncomfortable, please don't do that."
Even more importantly, NEVER punish your dog in any way for growling. This may cause the dog to stop growling and to just proceed to biting.
If you have a dog that growls frequently, a veterinary checkup is in order to rule out any medical issues that may be involved.