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EPISODE · Dec 26, 2017 · 29 MIN

006 Why Dogs Can Walk Barefoot In Snow & The Dog Hit By A Car! One Family's Story of Trauma and Triumph

from Raising Your Paws- Your resource for dog & cat pet parents · host NutriSource Pet Foods

There is a special adaptation in medium and large breed dogs feet that allows them to walk on snow and ice in the winter in comfort. Find out about the trait that they inherited from their ancestors, the wolves. Then, listen to the true story of one family’s experience when their puppy pulled away from their 11 year old son, and was hit by a car – in front of the boy. A story of trauma and triumph. Plus, a pet first aid tip for what NOT to do if your cat gets into the holiday package’s wrappings. Resources for this episode. Check out our blog that compliments the podcast with the full show notes at www.raisingyourpaws.com. Click here for Information about frostbite for dogs and cats, If you enjoy this podcast please tell a friend. An easy way to subscribe on your computer or tablet so you won’t miss an episode is by going to our website: www.raisingyourpaws.com

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