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{Letter From The Editor}

t’s still hard for me to believe that we are in the middle of spring with summer quickly approaching. I don’t think I’m alone in feeling like this past winter would never end. Inevitably and thankfully though, the weather has warmed and the snow has melted. I’m even sitting on the beach as I write this, however it’s only 60...but I’ll take it!

We all have reasons why we love the spring and summer, as it’s prime time to get outside and perhaps travel with our pets. This issue (the travel issue) is a lot of fun for me to put together as I try to highlight at least one uber pet-friendly vacation spot. This year, I discovered Camden, ME and fell in love. Camden was unknown to me until I heard about the Camden International Film Festival which takes place every year in September. What I discovered in my research was how pet-friendly this beautiful little seaside town was, especially for the outdoor enthusiast. It didn’t take much convincing (of the dogs) to hop in the car and head north. There are many places to hike, sail or just sit by the seaside...you can read about a few of them on page ten. I hope you’re able to visit and that you find Camden every bit as enchanting as I did. I also look forward to this time of year for the unique events that welcome my dogs tagging along, for example, the farmers market on Hope St. in Providence. Saturday morning walks to the market with my ‘permanent foster’ dog Bodhi have been a great training tool. I’ve watched this people shy dog blossom into a social, happy boy...not so much with other dogs on leash but he’s a work in progress. I’m also excited about the upcoming “Pints For Paws” fundraiser on August 16th to benefit The Providence Animal Rescue League. If you enjoy craft beer and helping homeless animals, this event is for you! If FroYo with your pooch is more your style, then be sure to head over to Jack’s Snacks in Warwick on June 28th for an ice cream social for you and your pooch. One lucky attendee will be selected as our next Curb Stylin’ feature! I hope you have a wonderful and safe summer and don’t forget to Bark The Vote in our 10th Annual Top Dog Readers Choice Survey (see page three for details.) Thank you, Stephanie Georgia editor

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Do You Hate Animal Abuse? Then You’ll Love What the FBI Is Doing About It!

Wolf Fossil Suggests Dogs Were Tamed Longer Ago Than We Thought

In the past, animal abuse crimes have been listed under “Group B,” which includes writing bad checks and trespassing, in the category of “All Other Offenses,” which is an aggregate of minor crimes. Under the new guidelines however, abuse against animals will be comparable to more serious crimes, such as kidnapping and homicide. The new animal cruelty category will include four offense types: simple or gross neglect, deliberate abuse or torture, organized abuse (e.g. dog fighting), and sexual abuse against an animal.

Scientists said on Thursday they pieced together the genome of the wolf that lived on Russia’s Taimyr Peninsula and found that it belonged to a population that likely represented the most recent common ancestor between dogs and wolves. Using this genetic information, they estimated that dog domestication occurred between 27,000 and 40,000 years ago. Previous research based on genetic data from modern-day wolves and dogs had estimated that dogs were first domesticated 11,000 to 16,000 years ago.

Starting in 2016, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) will reclassify animal abuse as a “Group A” felony in its National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), which means that it will be a top-tier federal crime.

Genetic information from a 35,000-year-old wolf bone found below a frozen cliff in Siberia is shedding new light on humankind’s long relationship with dogs, showing canine domestication may have occurred earlier than previously thought. Today’s dogs, from the Chihuahua to the Great Dane, are believed to have descended from wild wolves domesticated by humans in prehistoric times.

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Bodhi hanging out on the grounds of The Lodge At Camden Hills

wanted to mention was to be sure to sit in the in the cockpit with large dogs. We did not and things did get a little hairy at points! If you prefer to sit deck side with your big dog, you’ll want to think about where your pup can get traction for his paws as the ship tacks into the wind. Next time, I plan to bring along a yoga mat which may have been perfect to help him to stay comfortable. We also loved that you can bring along a cooler full of snacks, adult beverages and water for your dog. The Schooner Olad • www.maineschooners.com

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the rocky shorline and boasted lush green fields and amazing views. There was a sign to keep dogs leashed, however there were so few people around that we let him off for much of our hike and had no problem. Merryspring Nature Park This 66 acre park is home to an abundance of bird and other wildlife, an arboretum with more than 70 labeled native trees and shrubs, numerous trails and meadows, gardens, and several special events throughout the year. Dogs are welcome throughout the park with the exception of the gardens. Dogs must be under their owner’s control, leashed (except in the North Meadow where dogs can be off leash as long as they are under voice control). Located at 30 Conway Road, Camden, ME Ragged Mountain Recreation (Camden Snow Bowl) We understand that this is a local dog lovers secret and is where you want to go when your dogs need to let loose! Not officially an off-leash area...we’re told that in off season dogs have the run of the place. 20 Barnestown Road Camden, ME The Maiden Cliff Trail (1 mile, moderate) This trail offers an ascent to some spectacular views from cliffs that tower 800’ over Megunticook Lake. The trail gradually follows a brook for the first half-mile, after which the path takes a somewhat steeper climb, culminating at a plateau. The trail traverses open ledges at the top of the cliff, leading to a notable destination, where a large steel cross commemorates Elenora French, who fell to her death here in 1862 at 11 years of age. You’ll want to keep you dog leashed for some of the hairier parts of the trail but dogs are welcome year round.

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(top) Our room at The Lodge at Camden Hills (right) The Maine Dog pet boutique

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Many of the shops in town welcome your well behaved pooch and when we were out and about, we saw dogs everywhere! We even saw a sign that read “dogs are welcome but please leave kids outside.” As always, just ask if you can bring your pooch inside and odds are good that you can! The Maine Dog This great little dog store was filled with all things Maine dog as well as nautical themed toys, leashes and treats. It’s a must stop shop for your dog. 47 Bay View St., Camden, ME. www.themainedog.com Owl and Turtle Bookshop This is the city’s oldest full service bookstore, and they will allow your house-trained and well mannered pet to browse too. Dogs must be under their owner’s control, leashed and cleaned up after at all times. 32 Washington Street, Camden, ME The Loyal Biscuit Co. An independent dog and cat supply boutique in dowtown Camden. They are your destination for the best in healthy, holistic, all-natural food, treats and supplies. 39 Mechanic St. Camden, ME. www.loyalbiscuit.com

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Our wonderful host Kelly from The Lodge at Camden Hills with greaters, Oslo & Phil

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7 Spring & Summer

Safety Tips

Written by Danielle Paradise - NorthPaws Veterinary Center

Spring is finally here and summer is just around the corner!!! While we are all happy to see the sun and flowers, this can be a problem time for your furry family member. Some helpful tips to watch out for:

1. W hile the fresh air can be wonderful keep in mind that

in mind they should always be secured in the vehicle.

cats can be curious. They like to look outside too! If you

They should be in a seatbelt harness or crate when

window screens are not secured properly your pet can

traveling for their safety. Please do not let them ride in

fall and be injured. Make sure to check all your screens

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2. We all like to take our pets for a drive or to the park.

3. W e all like to clean up the house around this time of

year. Be careful that most cleaning products contain

Be aware of the risk of them having their head out of

chemicals that are harmful to pets. Make sure to read

the window. Flying debris can cause injury. Also keep

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4. Remember that gardens can be hazardous too. Many

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poisonous plants. Easter lilies, rhododendrons, ferns, iris, tulips and azaleas are just some. The ASPCA’s website has an excellent list of plants. This is important not just for your dog or cat but also your bunnies and tortoises.

6. N o one can forget it is also allergy season. Regardless of the beauty of spring, pets can have allergies too. If you notice any signs please call your veterinarian.

7. Finally don’t forget about the bugs!! This time of

year brings fleas, ticks, as well as heartworm with mosquitos and intestinal parasites. Discuss the right regimen for your pet with your veterinarian.

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JUNE

Sunday, June 14th 9th Annual “Walk for No-Kill” Dog Walk The 9th Annual “Walk for No-Kill Dog Walk” for The Pet Refuge is right around the corner! Walkers without dogs are welcome too!! The walk takes place at Goddard Park in Warwick, RI. Registration begins at noon and the 1 mile walk begins at 1pm and ends at the carousel by the water. Walkers will enjoy a free lunch, raffle prizes, vendors and our DJ. For more info visit www.nkeapl.org or call 401.294.1115

Thursday, June 25th Dog Parade! Dogs on Main & East Greenwich Stroll

Richmond Dog Park. All proceeds raised will go directly to improvements and upkeep of the park in order to provide a safe environment for dogs to play, exercise and socialize. To purchase tickets, contact hostess, Victoria Vona, by email at mrsri2000@aol.com or by phone at 401.595.5799 . All tickets are just $40 with nearly half of all ticket revenues donated directly to the Richmond Dog Park. The event will run from 5:30 - 8:30 PM

Friday, June 26-27th Grand OPENING WOOF! WOOF! Pet Boutique & Biscuit Bar has moved! Join them for their grand opening celebration Friday, June 26th-Sunday, June 28th, there will be vendor demos, pet photos, refreshments for you and your pups also joining them will be local rescues and shelters! Event hours: Friday June 26th 5pm-9pm, Saturday, June 27th 11am-5pm and Sunday, June 28th 12pm-5pm Follow them on Facebook for more event info. You can find them at 31 Bradford St. Bristol RI, 401.289.2341 www.woofwoofboutique.com

Saturday, June 27th Understanding Dog Behavior

Meet in the “Back to Basics” parking lot at 500 Main Street at 5 pm for a meet and greet with your dogs. Then join Bone Appetit Eco-Friendly Dog Store for the dog parade which starts at 6 pm sharp. Costumes are encouraged but not required. We will parade right down Main Street and be the main attraction for this East Greenwich Stroll event. Merchants will be open late and the sidewalks will be filled with music, food, vendors and artists all along the route. Dogs Rule! For questions call Bone Appetit Eco-Friendly Dog Store at 401.885.6259.

Thursday, June 25th Drink and Dabble for the Richmond Dog Park Charlie Hall’s Drink and Dabble teams up with Richmond residents and the Wood River Inn Bar & Grille to host a fundraiser to benefit the

Discover what dogs are saying to us, how to avoid a bite, what is normal and what is not. Ideal for veterinary staff, dog walkers, pet sitters, animal control officers, home healthcare workers, shelter staff and volunteers or anyone who loves dogs! Rumford Pet Center, Warwick RI, 9-11am. $20pp advance, $30pp at the door. Seating is limited – registration required at Eventbright.com, www.jonesanimalbehavior.com, or like us on Facebook for links to register.

Saturday, June 28th Anniversary Open House From 10am-2pm, Zpup Dog Spa is having a one year anniversary party/open house. Come meet the staff and tour the facility. Self wash will be opened and nail trims will be free for the event. Our new dog trainer Jon will be here to do free training consultations and can answer any questions you might have. We

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Sunday, June 28th Ice Cream Social! Join the Animal Print Magazine and Jack’s Snacks dog bakery and cool off with a FREE Froyo sample for all dogs from 12-3pm at Jack’s Snacks new location in Warwick, RI 158 Greenwich Ave. One lucky attendee and their dog will be chosen to be an upcoming “Curb Stylin” feature in the magazine. For more info call Jack’s Snacks at (401) 633-5522 or visit www.jackssnacks.com.

Saturday, June 27th Zoobilee Join the Roger Williams Park Zoo as they celebrate their largest fundraiser. You will feast on the dishes from dozens of the area’s best restaurants and caterers and dance to the sounds of Redline Band! Join the Party! Zoobilee will be held on June 27th - you don’t want to miss it! Become a sponsor today! For more info, purchase tickets or to bid on and online auction item visit www.rwpzoo.org

JULY

July 11th Safe Dog Handling For Dogs in a Kennel Situation Hands-on, interactive workshop develops solid dog handling skills and kennel entry/removal techniques. Recommended as follow-up to Understanding Dog Behavior. Designed for anyone who handles dogs in kennel situations. Rumford Pet Center, Warwick RI. 9-11am. $20pp advance, $30pp at the door. Seating is limited – Registration required at Eventbright. com, www.Jonesanimalbehavior.com, or like us on Facebook for links to register.

Thursday, July 16th Pet Meets Baby Designed for any parent or caretaker who is expecting, adopting, or fostering and who

Check our website for event updates: www.theanimalprint.com! has pets at home. Dogs, cats, reptiles, birds, and critters may be discussed, depending on audience need. Helpful tricks, tips, and advice will be shared that can be implemented immediately. The sooner you prepare your pets, the better your chances for success! 6:30-8:30pm at the Warwick Babies R Us. Tickets are $8 in advance online or $10 at the door for non-sold-out events check Eventbright.com, www.Jonesanimalbehavior.com, or like us on Facebook for links to register.

August

will be food for purchase, raffle baskets, a silent auction, scavenger hunt, doggie games and vendors and a parade of available beagles. Admission is $10.00 per person. Children under 12 and beagles get in for free! All proceeds benefit B.O.N.E.S. beagle rescue organization. Visit www.bash.bonesbeagles.org for details.

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August 16th Pints For Paws Join the Providence Animal Rescue League and save pets one pint at a time! This years event will take place at 1967 Westminster St., Providence and attendees (dogs welcome) will enjoy craft beer tastings from Revival, Trinity, Clown Shoes, Two Roads, Ballast Point, Brutopia, Foolproof and more! There will also be amazing pizza from Pizza J, games, food, drinks and more. Purchase tickets at www.parl.org

September

Saturday, September 26th Beagles of New England States (B.O.N.E.S.) 12th Annual Beagle Bash. From10am to 3pm at Collinswood K-9 Services, 81 West Street, Auburn, MA. This year’s Beagle Bash theme is “Beagle Spa Day” and will feature presentations on how to keep your beagle in howling good shape, doggie massage and more! Additionally, there

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pet and person.

hile some dogs are tail-wagging happy to ride in the car, others pant, pace and even become physically ill during a car trip. Anxious dogs

are often left at home, but that’s not always an option; dogs have places they need to go, like the vet’s office or the groomer’s. If your dog is terrified of the car, careful planning and patient training can literally teach him to “relax and enjoy the ride.” Here are my favorite tactics for building canine confidence in the car.

Teach Your Dog to Love the Car Create a safe, comfortable resting area for your dog. A crate is one of the safest ways for your dog to travel; it helps protect him in an accident and helps minimize driver distractions. The crate can also be a dog’s refuge. Start by making your dog’s crate comfortable. The angle of the car seat can make a crate tilt backward, creating an unstable surface; make the area where your dog will be lying down as flat as possible; you can purchase a car leveler or create your own by placing rolled towels under a crate. Some dogs also do better with a breathable towel placed over the crate to block their view while others prefer to see what’s passing by outside. Get your dog familiar with the car. Many dogs become anxious even before the engine starts, so it’s important to break the car ride down piece by piece. Start by loading

your dog in the car and giving him a tasty treat for getting into his special area — then let him out immediately. Once he’s comfortable getting in the car, start the engine while your dog is near the car (but not inside it). Reward your dog and then turn the engine off. Next, have your dog get into the car and start the engine, but don’t move out of park; while your dog is in the car, give him a reward. When your dog is comfortable in the car, pull out of the garage, but immediately return. If your dog remains calm with this short drive, try a trip around the block. Pair each trip with a reward to alleviate your dog’s anxiety and create a positive association with the car. If your dog suffers from motion sickness in the car, consider replacing food treats with praise as a reward. Arrange for your pup to visit some rewarding destinations. For many dogs, the fear of car trips is really a fear of the destination — they often end somewhere the dog doesn’t want to be, like the grooming facility or the veterinarian’s office. To alleviate your dog’s stress, make the majority of car rides end somewhere fun. Drive to a nearby park for a game of fetch, to a hiking trail for a long walk, or to the dog park for a play date with some canine friends. Address specific triggers. Certain sights and sounds may scare your dog when he’s in the car. My parents’ dog, Continued on page 26.

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New gadget relays real time data to people traveling with their pups. Flying with pets in cargo is nerve-wracking, no matter how short the trip or how perfect the weather conditions. While fees have gone up in recent years, there haven’t been a lot of improvements in how large pets fly. Delta Airlines recently added a service to help give traveling pet parents peace of mind. A new gadget, available for $50 per flight from ten U.S. airports, is attached to crates to provide real time data on the surrounding temperature, what position the animal is in, and the kennel orientation. If the temperature rises above 85 degrees Fahrenheit, the device will send an alert to Delta’s call center. The statistics can also be checked through a web site. The major limitation so far is that the system can only send alerts before and after a flight because restrictions on cellular communication while airborne. Still, the device is useful since many mishaps with temperature control happen on the tarmac. However, it’s clear that this tracking service should be included for all pets traveling in cargo. The gadget doesn’t appear to have GPS capability, but given the stories of pets lost on the runway, this would be a good feature for the next version. Delta’s gadget isn’t perfect by a long shot, but lets hope that this is the beginning of a trend to make flying safer with pets.

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the pigeons of peace and poise Gertrude Stein and James Thurber disagreed about pigeons. Stein wrote, “Pigeons on the grass, alas” and Thurber countered and mocked her phrase with “Pigeons have no power to evoke emotion, not even with red, white and blue ribbons!” At school’s closing, RISD has to deal with the campus dovecote: somebody has to care enough to keep our flock safe and sound and protected from hawks throughout the summer months, starting with the 4th of July. My student, Evan Friedriksen, and my alum friend, Mateo Ward, brought a group of varicolored pigeons to The Highlands assisted living facility behind the former Arena on North Main Street, and also behind my back yard. Between two worlds. It wasn’t the first time we staged this event. It was a come-back routine tradition, instigated by the students themselves. It started right after lunch: the senior citizens gathered on the terrace, facing a newly restored garden. Birdfeeders attracted goldfinches, even hummingbirds, to the scene. While awaiting the arrival of the feathered friends, I presumed to present a lecture on the unique nature of pigeons. I winged it. “They have warm feet. They feed their young a kind of milk. They fly over every city in the world. Their homing instinct makes them symbols of memory itself!” I was nervous until the students showed up, smiling and bearing their gifts of plumage and pilgrimage---the doves of peace and poise. Of eternal return. Mateo, who established the bird world set up opposite the University Club parking lot on Waterman Street hill, high up on a narrow strip of land that includes an herb garden and a goldfish pond, told the crowd the history of his project. He had chalked profiles of the Picasso logo of Noah’s dove all over the RISD neighborhood. Then, he had to organize a club to take over after his graduation.

“I think we should take the mascots to each person here, individually, and ask questions or offer answers to their questions.” He said this and did precisely what he proposed. “We’re going to release them. I promise you they will fly right back to their coop, their home.” (Actually, a pair of the pigeons perched on the roof over the terrace, just contemplating whether, perhaps, they might decide to stay and set up a new bird world right here at The Highlands.) “What does the word ‘pigeon’ mean? one resident asked. Somebody from the staff googled his inquiry and found the ancient lineage of the word “pigeon,” adding a scholarly touch to the rendezvous, while others served glasses of cold water all round. It was really a grand reception. Another resident, who came to Providence from Spain, where she was born, and from France, where she grew up, spoke to Mateo in Spanish, to me in French, and to her neighbors in English. Like our guests and our love-doves, we were from everywhere. I came from just over the fence, and the students later dropped by at our cobblestone lane for a tour of my garden. Altogether, this proved to be a successful and charming Saturday afternoon, intimate and poetic.

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Sweet Lady Maybelline is about 3 years old, and loves people of all ages. She is a beautiful buckskin color and is very gentle and loving. She is really looking for a person or family to love her. She prefers to be cuddled up close, even if she needs a little reassurance and patience for her to come close at first.

Tillie has had it rough and was rescued from the second largest dogfighting case in history. She has several health issues but all are manageable and her health care is covered for the rest of her life. Think you might be worthy of this beautiful little survivor?

Young Boomer is loads of fun! This friendly and social guy is a current resident of Scituate Animal Shelter and a participant in Handsome Dan’s Rescue Shelter Dog Enrichment Program where he attends weekly training classes at Outbound Hounds.

Swansea Animal Shelter 68 Stevens Rd. Swansea MA

Bella is an 8yr old Jack Russell Terrier. She is a nice pup who is in need of a somewhat quiet adult home. Bella would also do best being the only pet in thex home. She can be a bit pushy and will need a home that understands how to manage that. We have been managing it at the shelter, so it can be done. She does walk nicely on the leash.

Onyx is a 3 yr old American Bulldog mix. He has a great disposition and a sweet personality but he does have alot of energy. He would do best in a home without small children simply because of his size. We feel Onyx would do well with most other dogs but that would depend on the personality of the dog he is introduced to.

Meet Francis, This lil old guy came to us underweight and very frail. His digestive tract has been very sensitive do to malnourishment and his age, but with some special food and meds our staff and volunteers have made great progress, and he’s starting to eat much better. He’s been more alert and a bit more active.

Razz has been with us for approximately 2 months, her and her siblings came to us near Christmas time and were very scared. With daily socialization from our volunteers, she has started to enjoy being held and cuddled. She is timid, but friendly, and will make a wonderful pet for someone who has the patience to further draw her out of her shell.

Cumberland Animal Control 44 Martin St., Cumberland, RI

KATIE is a 14 month old Shepherd Mix, spayed and up to date on all vaccinations. She loves everybody. Katie is currently in foster care. To make arrangements to meet her please call or text Jill at 401-636-0569

CISCO is a 15 month old lab/ american bull dog mix neutered and up to date on all vaccinations. Loves kids and is good with other dogs. Cisco is currently in foster care if you would like to meet him please CALL or TEXT JILL at 401-636-0569

SALSA is a 30 month old T-Cup Chihuahua 8 pounds. Neutered and up to date on all vaccinations. A real love bug. SALSA IS ON FOSTER CARE... TO MEET HIM,PLEASE CALL OR TEXT..JILL at 401-636-0569

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75 South St. Providence, RI • 401.861.7290

CHICK PEA is a 2 year old T-Cup CHIHUAHUA 10 pounds of love. Spayed and up to date on all vaccinations. Chicky is in Foster Care. To make arrangements to meet her. Please call Jill 401-636-0569

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