Photo by Anna Shvets from Pexels (This post is re-post from the original feature on Private School Pup's blog page) I often foster dogs from Ohio Fuzzy Pawz Shih Tzu Rescue, which means I see a lot of Shih Tzu’s come and go in my house. With lots of hair and long ears, I –… Continue reading Why Won’t My Dog’s Ear Infection Go Away? Tips and Tricks to Help Solve This Problem
*re-share from my blog at http://www.privateschoolpups.com/blog* Our dogs bring us unconditional love and excitement and can even teach us a few life lessons! We can learn a lot from our furry friends, from the way they communicate to their unwavering loyalty. If you’re looking for some tips to guide your business decisions, look no further… Continue reading Get the Ball: Business Development Tips from Dogs
Halloween will for sure be different this year because of COVID-19. But that doesn’t mean can’t all still have fun – and that includes our dogs! But while this holiday is mostly filled with good-times, there are still things we humans need to do to make sure our pups stay safe this Halloween 2020. Here is short list to help keep your pet safe!
*Shared post from my blog at Private School Pups 10,000 and 2 million… …the former is the number of puppy mills that exist today, and the later is the number of dogs born in their cages in the United States each year. Puppy mill dogs are often sold at retail pet stores, and unfortunately, are… Continue reading Helping Puppy Mill Dog Survivors
Work from home essentials for animal lovers.
My current foster, Tyson. Cute as a button, this little guy is sometimes very shy and scared. It's taken a little extra time and effort to get him to warm up to me, but watching him learn to trust humans again makes it all worth it! As you can see from the food on his nose, he really gets excepted for dinner time, too.
Now more than ever, Columbus should be looking to transit and other mobility options to meet growth projections.
Gerbil (a rescue dog) playing with Nellie (a special needs rescue dog).
Does saving $2,000 a year overall sounds good to you? If so, read on! Public infrastructure is a bipartisan issue no one should ignore in the upcoming 2020 elections. It should be considered not just when comparing presidential candidates, but for all levels of state and federal government. Why? Because proper public infrastructure, or a… Continue reading Public Infrastructure – The Investment We Need to Make
Kari Mackenbach, CFM, BCES, ENV SP and I will be speaking about “More Diversity, More Profit” on Tuesday, April 28 at 10:45 a.m. at the ACEC National Convention. But we need your help! We are looking to gather as much data as possible from AEC professionals regarding diversity and inclusion. So if you work in… Continue reading Survey: Architecture, Engineering, and Construction Inclusion and Diversity
