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IT ALL BEGAN WITH TOPSY

Yes, I’m one of those people who has a gorgeous black bag to carry one of my beloved Toy Poodles. A staff meeting here at BerkshireStyle wouldn’t be complete without Whisper. She sits quietly in her comfy little bag while I work on editorial calendars and strategize layout with my team.My love of dogs began [...]

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The Wait Command: How to Teach This Versatile Behavior and Why It’s More Useful Than Stay

This is such an important article on the benefits of the "wait" command.    This exercise helps train your dog's ability to focus and respond to your commands.    Great job by Sarah Seitz.    This is core information that every dog owner needs to practice. I still remember teaching my chocolate labrador the stay command [...]

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New York leads the way towards making Toxin Free toys for our children

Because their bodies are developing, children are the most vulnerable to harmful chemicals. Children are also more likely than adults to use a product in ways the manufacturer never [...]

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DOG DAYS OF SUMMER

The beautiful Berkshire Botanical Gardens will go to the dogs for a whole day Sunday, August 18 from 10AM to 4PM, when it celebrates the Dog Days of Summer.Dog lovers are invited to bring their favorite companions for a full day of activities. They can meet other dog lovers, tour the garden, sit for family [...]

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GUIDE TO KEEPING YOUR PETS SAFE AT HOME

Our friends at Teens4safety.com has put together this awesome resource.  Their mission is to spread safety resources that help people avoid disasters as well as make it a little safer out there for all of us (including our furry friends).According to the National Pet Owners Survey (2017-18), 68% of American households own a pet, which represents [...]

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One Dragonfly Can Eat 100s of Mosquitoes per Day: Keep These Plants in Your Yard to Attract Dragonflies!

Nature has its own way of handling “situations.” Unfortunately, people like playing gods, and they try to take control over natural processes. Let’s discuss mosquitoes.The pesky insects invade areas in early spring. All they need is warm weather and water. Everyone hates mosquitoes, and everyone ignores the fact that chemical-packed repellents aren’t the only solution. [...]

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Coconut Oil, the New Super Food for your Skin

We all use coconut oil for cooking, baking, all those new healthy ingredient substitutes, but did you know its benefits go far beyond just consuming it. Coconut oil is great for you both inside and out and can help boost your beauty routine!Allow us to highlight a few skin benefits, hacks and uses of coconut [...]

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Historic horse parade returns to Brooklyn this Saturday

June 28, 2019 Mary FrostThank you John Quadrozzi, for helping to keep this tradition alive.   We all owe so much to the horse.  The Brooklyn Eagle and the ASPCA sponsored the Dog & Horse Parade during Brooklyn’s famous equestrian past. Shown: This parade, in June, 1935, included 500 dogs, 252 horses and a goat. Courtesy [...]

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Driving With Dogs 101: How to Keep Your Dog Safe and Happy in the Car

As the summer months come upon us the road beckons to be traveled.  Our friend Carmen Adams from South Dakota State University has put together some great tips to keep in mind when travelling with your dog.  Despite the number of car commercials starring an obedient, window-gazing pup, driving with dogs is a serious source [...]

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​Cats And Skin Cancer – 3 Things You Should Look Out For

While we humans know that skin cancer can develop when we spend too much time in the sun, cats can also get skin cancer for the very same reason. While it seems that cats, with their thick fur and most of their time being spent indoors, wouldn’t get skin cancer, this is not the case.In fact, skin cancer is one [...]

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