Don't Let The Big Bang of July 4th Scare The ...Out Of Your Dog

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Tracy Lenderink, Master Trainer

Do you look forward to celebrating 4th of July, but dread it for your dog? How can you help your dog cope with the trauma of all that noise?

It's a little late to desensitize your dog for this years 4th of July celebrations, but you can work on it for next year and I will tell you how in a few minutes. But first let's talk about helping your dog cope this year with our online dog training tips.  read more »

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The design and layout upgrade is continuing smoothly. We have completed several more steps toward our final objective. We welcome your feedback on the new design.

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Our design goal is simplicity. The new navigation is more standard with drop down navigation. Hopefully all menu items are properly labeled and easy for you to find. If you have any trouble please contact us, or comment on this post. To help you find quickly find what you want we have setup two side bars on each side of the screen.  read more »

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Suicide and the Elderly

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Anne Wolski

Suicide has become a major concern amongst the older adults of society with the over 65s becoming one of the highest risk groups for suicidal behaviors. In fact, white males over 65 have the highest risk group of all for suicide. In fact, previous studies have shown that, although adults over 65 made up only 13 percent of the population, they made up 18 percent of all deaths by suicide.  read more »

Are We There Yet?

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Aaron Rosenthal

Summer is here -- that wonderful season when we take our kids on trips to enjoy nature and some relaxed family time together. Of course, whether it is the cottage, a camp site, or a resort, we have to get there first and that’s not always easy. Whether driving in the car, waiting for a bus, or waiting at the airport, having something to do with the kids can be a lifesaver!  read more »

Cooking- Cooking With Kids

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Kelvin Ho

Kids love to be creative. Cooking is a great outlet for kids to express their creativity. It can also help provide a wonderful way to build and develop self-esteem.  read more »

Ten Ways To Help Children Through Divorce

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Ed Sherman

Going through a divorce is no fun for anyone, but children are especially vulnerable. Divorce specialist attorney Ed Sherman reveals in his book Divorce Solutions: How to Make Any Divorce Better, the following 10 things you can do to make a big difference in how well your children survive.  read more »

Summertime and the Thieving is Easy!

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Martin Underwood

There is no doubt that the long lazy days of summer perk us all up and put a smile on our faces. No doubt either that the burglar is also perked up by summer because it is the season that many homeowners make things so easy for him.  read more »

Fire Protection - Is Your Family Prepared?

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Shari Hearn

Is there such a thing as a fireproof home? The answer is no. The best anyone can do is actively take steps to prevent a fire from starting in the first place, and, if one should occur, make sure you and your family knows what to do to get out safely and have the tools to do so.  read more »

DATING VIOLENCE: Tips for Parents-Teens, Part 1

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Linda "Eagle" Culbreth

Is your teen one in three who will become a victim of dating violence?

Here are Ten Tips for Parents to talk with their teen about - you can empower your teen and here are some of the tools to help you.  read more »

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