The temperature outside has plummeted, and neither you nor your dog feels like being outside for very long. Or the temperature outside has skyrocketed, and it’s unsafe for you and your pet to be outdoors other than for a walk in the early morning and the evening. But your pal is antsy. How are you […]
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