Pet Tips

How to Introduce New Pets

Dog Behavior Resources

24 Pet Behavior Online Q&A with the ASPCA

Is your dog pushy, rude, or just overly exuberant with people? Did you just get a new dog and want to start off on the right paw? Following Dr. Sofia Yin’s “Learn to Earn” Program can help establish a well mannered dog.

Is your family expecting? Family Paws Parent Education is an amazing resource on how to foster a relationship of success between baby and dog.

Occasionally the actions of your beloved pets are puzzling to you and may not be corrected by basic training programs, if this is the case it may be time to call a Professional Pet Behaviorist to determine the root of the problem and how to correct it. Check out this listing of certified behaviorists.

Burke’s Dirty Dawg Grooming Elizabeth Burke, Wolfeboro #603-569-9969

The Pet Rendezvous Conway #603-447-3435

Lakes Region Pet Resort, Center Harbor

Two Paws Up, Inc., Boarding and Grooming Kim Seibel, Ossipee #603-539-6266

New England Home & Pet Watch

Traveling with Pets

Tips for Traveling with Pets

State Importation Guidelines for Common Pets

Lakes Region Humane Society

Providing a safe and compassionate shelter for lost, abused or unwanted animals since 1995

The Lakes Region Humane Society cares for cats and dogs in need until they can be adopted, and promotes their health and welfare through community outreach and education.

Thinking of Adopting?

Adopting from LRHS gives you an opportunity to meet and bond with your future pet before making a commitment to adopt while providing a pet with a warm and loving home.

Volunteer today - make a difference in a pet’s life and in yours!

Whether your preference is dog walking, cat cuddling, office work or getting down and dirty to help clean, we will be sure to find a job for you!

There are many ways to donate to LRHS!

Monetary donations or donating items on our wish list like fleece fabric, Pedigree Chicken canned dog or poultry based cat food: find out how you can make a pet’s life a little brighter today!

How to Introduce New Pets

Dog Behavior Resources

Pet Safety and Expense

Illnesses to Lookout For

Local Boarding and Grooming

Traveling with Pets

Providing a safe and compassionate shelter for lost, abused or unwanted animals since 1995

The Lakes Region Humane Society cares for cats and dogs in need until they can be adopted, and promotes their health and welfare through community outreach and education.

Thinking of Adopting?

Adopting from LRHS gives you an opportunity to meet and bond with your future pet before making a commitment to adopt while providing a pet with a warm and loving home.

Volunteer today - make a difference in a pet’s life and in yours!

Whether your preference is dog walking, cat cuddling, office work or getting down and dirty to help clean, we will be sure to find a job for you!

There are many ways to donate to LRHS!

Monetary donations or donating items on our wish list like fleece fabric, Pedigree Chicken canned dog or poultry based cat food: find out how you can make a pet’s life a little brighter today!

How to Introduce New Pets

Dog Behavior Resources

Pet Safety and Expense

Illnesses to Lookout For

Local Boarding and Grooming

Traveling with Pets

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