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NEW RENTAL SUITES Introducing Emery Crossing, a thoughtfully designed rental community that’s on the rise at Weston & Finch.
NOW LEASING See page 9
EMERYCROSSING.CA
109 Jameson Avenue Under new ownership who will serve up equal portions of charm and sophistication, newly designed studios, 1 bedroom plus den and 2 bedrooms plus den. All suites are newly renovated to include new kitchens with 4 stainless steel appliances, bathroom with water saving devices, luxury vinyl plank floor, energy saving lighting including new windows throughout. Balconies • Elevators • Heat included • Hydro not included • Laundry Facilities on Site • On-site Superintendent • Underground Parking available • Water included • Wheel Chair Access Hours: 9 am to 6 pm Monday to Friday by appointment only
bachelor from $2,097
1 bed + den from $2,797
2 bed + den from $3,347
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3000 Dufferin Street www.3000dufferin.com
DISCOVER GREAT VALUE AN OUTSTANDING LOCATION Just south of Lawrence on Du erin WONDERFULLY CONVENIENT Close to Allen Expwy., Hwy 401 TTC at door Lawrence Subway, and minutes to Yorkdale Walk to schools, churches and Columbus Centre FULLY RENOVATED SUITE WITH: New kitchen and bathroom EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES Immaculately maintained and cared-for Big/bright 1 & 2 bedroom suites Large balconies
3000 DUFFERIN
LAWRENCE SQUARE
LAWRENCE AVE. W.
GLENCAIRN AVE.
BATHURST ST.
COLUMBUS CENTRE
HWY 401 YORKDALE
ALLEN EXPWY.
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GREAT AMENITIES Indoor swimming pool and sauna Manicured grounds with mature trees and shrubbery
Rental Office Hours Mon-Fri: 9-5 Call for Appointments 647-333-0881
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contents November 4–18, 2023 | Vol. 14, Issue 23
GTA AND SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
GROUP SALES MANAGER Randi Segal randi.segal@mediaclassified.ca
MANAGER CUSTOMER SALES & SERVICE Marilyn Watling marilyn@mediaclassified.ca PRESIDENT & PUBLISHER Leo Racioppo leo@mediaclassified.ca CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER John Racioppo john@mediaclassified.ca ACCOUNTING INQUIRIES accountingteam@mediaclassified.ca CIRCULATION INQUIRIES distributionteam@mediaclassified.ca EDITOR Amanda Pereira
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SPOTLIGHT
MEDALLION – Emery Crossing: A thoughtfully designed rental community that’s on the rise at Weston & Finch. East................................6 Central...........................9 Featured.......................18 Out of Region...............30
MAPS................... PAGE 5 FINANCE Minimize financial stress......... PAGE 12 SEASONAL Holiday spending...... PAGE 16 HEALTH Staying healthy this fall..........PAGE 24 MOVERS Moving with dogs......PAGE 28 CLASSIFIEDS.....PAGE 34
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PREMIUM RENTALS IN DANFORTH VILLAGE MAIN SQUARE RENTAL APARTMENTS 2575 Danforth Avenue Toronto
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inspiration
for your family movie nights this holiday season
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ovie nights make for the best evenings, especially with family. But as the weather cools down and movie nights tend to get more frequent, keep things fun and fresh by upping your game and create memorable experiences. Here are a few ideas:
movie marathon
This year it’s more important than ever to start new family traditions and create fun within the home. To get into the festive spirit, plan to watch movies for each of the 10 nights leading up to Christmas.
Have each member of the family suggest a couple of options so everyone can enjoy.
snacks
We can’t have movie nights without popcorn. Whether it’s straight out of the bag or used in creative recipes, it’s definitely a movienight staple. Whether microwaveable, ready-to-eat or starting from scratch with kernels, there’s truly something for everyone from Orville Redenbacher. It’s also a snack the family can feel good about, with their microwaveable and kernels popcorn having absolutely no
artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Purchase any two products from Orville Redenbacher and you’ll get a personal popcorn bowl to enjoy with your movie night.
movie trivia
Spice things up a little bit by challenging your family to movie trivia. This game is a fun and different way to spend some of your holiday evenings together. During one (or all) of your movie nights as a family, have each person write down some questions throughout the movie. Afterwards, keep score of who gets most of the questions right. ■ — News Canada
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CENTRAL GTA
When you cross nature with urban you get a visionary rental community to call home
NEW RENTAL SUITES AT WESTON & FINCH Introducing Emery Crossing, a thoughtfully
NOW LEASING
designed rental community that’s on the rise at Weston & Finch. Nestled just minutes away from lush parks along the Humber Valley, convenient shopping and dining options, and the new Finch West LRT right outside your doorstep.
Call or email us today to learn more 647-559-0914 EMERYCROSSINGRENTALS@MEDALLIONCORP.COM
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Rental Office 5 Zappacosta Dr Toronto, ON M9M 0G9
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Centrally Located at
Weston Rd. South of Lawrence RENTAL OFFICE LOCATED AT
1775 WESTON RD.
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• Hardwood Floors • Easy Access To 401 & 400, Plus Airport UTILITIES INCLUDED • Close To GO Train & Shopping • TTC At Your Door! 3 bedrooms from • Bus #58 To Pearson International Airport • New Ceiling To Floor Windows
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DENWIN APARTMENTS P R O F E S S I O N A L LY
M A N A G E D
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57 Rawlinson Avenue
Rawlinson Eglinton & Mt. Pleasant Bachelor Apartment Available
Professionally Managed Suites
Eglinton Ave
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Uptown
Roehampton
Rawlinson
Mt. Pleasant
• Fully renovated suites • Updated appliances including dishwasher & microwave • Close to TTC & Shopping • Steps to shops, dining & schools • Some balconies
28 & 30 Upper Canada Drive
Yonge & 401
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HWY 401 Upper Canada Old Yonge
Bayview
647.957.7348 647.957.7349
Yonge
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• Fully renovated suites • Updated appliances including dishwasher & microwave • Easily accessible to 401, 400 & DVP • Close to TTC & Shopping
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FINANCE
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4 ways to minimize
financial stress F
or many Canadians, money worries are a source of stress. And the higher cost of borrowing we are experiencing can make things 4Rent.ca November 4–18, 2023
worse for those who are struggling to pay off their debts. There are no miracle solutions, but here are a few tips that could make a difference:
create a budget
Making a budget will help you manage your money. It will allow you to identify your income and expenses and prepare you for un-
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FINANCE
Making a budget will help you manage your money. It will allow you to identify your income and expenses and prepare you for unexpected situations.
ing on the type of debt you owe, it may be best to pay off certain debts first. For example, by paying off the debts with the highest interest first, you’ll pay less interest, which will help you be debt-free sooner.
contact your bank to know more about your mortgage relief options
If you’re experiencing financial stress, contact your financial institution. They may be able to offer mortgage relief. That could include delaying your mortgage payments for a defined period of time or extending your amortization period. Keep in mind that if you make changes to your mortgage contract, you may have to pay fees and you could be paying more interest in the long run.
take advantage of electronic alerts
expected situations. Don’t know where to start? Try the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada’s budget planner, a free and unbiased tool that helps you to create a personalized budget. It gives you tips and guidelines and helps you figure out your next steps with suggestions.
make a plan to pay off your debt
You can start by making a list of all your current debts and the amount of debt you owe. Then, think about your strategy. Set a payment timeframe that is reasonable and affordable for each. Depend-
Your bank must send you electronic alerts when the balance of your chequing or savings account falls below $100, or another pre-set amount you’ve chosen. These alerts can help you avoid paying costly overdraft fees. For more information, tools and resources to help you reduce your financial stress, visit canada.ca/ money. ■ — News Canada November 4–18, 2023
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CENTRAL GTA
BIGGER BET TER VALUE *3000 Dufferin Street
647-333-0881
www.3000dufferin.com
Lookup ID: 4R1003 at 4Rent.ca
*7, 9, 11 Crescent Place
416-694-8186
www.crescenttownapartments.com
DUFFERIN & LAWRENCE • On-site management office • On-site superintendent • Secured building access • Family friendly • Indoor parking available • High-efficiency laundry facilities
• Close to Allen Expwy., Hwy 401 • TTC at door • Lawrence Subway, and minutes to Yorkdale • Walk to schools, churches and Columbus Centre
1 BDRM from $2,049* 2 BDRM from $2,399* *Plus Hydro
VICTORIA PARK & DANFORTH • On-Site Shopping, • Free Membership to Medical and Dental, Fitness Centre • Surrounded by Extensive Daycare Services, Walk to Public School Parkland • Golf Course Right Across the Street
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*6040 Bathurst
416-663-8662
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BATHURST & STEELES • Indoor pool & sauna • High-efficiency • Friendly on-site staff/ laundry facilities management office • Indoor parking available • Close to schools • Minutes to Promenade Mall
1 BDRM from $2,530* *Plus Hydro
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*1, 3, 21 Eccleston Drive & 26 Sloan Avenue
416-824-9114
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SLOAN & EGLINTON • Live in superintendent • Underground parking • Secured building access • Community Oriented Building
• High-efficiency laundry facilities • TTC at Door • Minutes to Hwy 401 and 404/DVP
1 BDRM from $1,899* *Plus Hydro
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*14, 16, 20 Carluke Crescent
647-333-0881
www.carlukeapartments.com
BAYVIEW & HWY 401 • Balconies, ceramic tiles, freshly renovated suites • Convenience store • Lots of green space • TTC at your door,
1 BDRM from $1,899* 2 BDRM from $ 2,649-$2,799*
minutes to Bayview Village, Hwy 401, DVP • Steps to Sheppard Subway
*Plus Hydro
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SEASONAL
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the holiday season and annual parties are just around the corner
plan ahead so your
holiday spending
doesn’t spiral out of control t’s always an exciting time of year, but that excitement can be dampened by worry if you’re facing a financial shortfall. Here are five ways you can prepare for the holidays without breaking the bank.
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gifts. Wherever possible, put a personalized spin on things. And rather than having to buy gifts for all of your friends and family, encourage them to join in on Secret Santa exchanges.
party planning
charitable giving
Instead of meeting friends at a restaurant or bar, consider hosting a lowkey potluck at home. You could even set up a rotation schedule for hosting key holidays throughout the year.
dress for success
Tired of wearing the same outfit to every party every year? Rather than paying full retail price, try thrifting or shopping at a consignment store. If you need a one-time fancy outfit, consider a dress or suit rental company.
gifts from the heart
Are you a painter, knitter, or have some other crafting hobby? If so, rather than buying presents for friends and family, make your own
There’s always a big push to make charitable donations over the holiday season. If you are able to donate to a registered charity, you’ll get a receipt that will earn you an income tax deduction in the spring.
set a budget
The only way you’ll know how much money you’re spending is to create a budget that tracks all of your expenses, big and small. Yet less than half of all Canadians have a budget. ABC Life Literacy Canada’s Money Matters program can show you how to create one. The program also offers other free money management resources, including workbooks, activities and workshops. Learn more at abcmoneymatters.ca. ■ — News Canada
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SEASONAL
The only way you’ll know how much money you’re spending is to create a budget that tracks all of your expenses, big and small.
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It’s where you want to live.
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FEATURED LOCATIONS
AFFORDABLE APARTMENTS FOR RENT With rental locations across the GTA, there is a community and a suite that will be easy to call home.
call about our move in specials MISSISSAUGA
25/39 Richview Road
2247 Hurontario Street
2 BEDROOM FROM $2650
2 BEDROOM FROM $2300
647-694-2905
647-556-2331
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46 Panorama Court
NORTH YORK
1 BEDROOM FROM $2175
55/65 Wynford Heights Crescent 1 BEDROOM FROM $2150 2 BEDROOM FROM $2650 3 BEDROOM FROM $2850 647-503-2375 Lookup ID: 4R1451 & 4R1431 at 4Rent.ca
ETOBICOKE
Newly built unit with blinds 647-694-5840 Lookup ID: 4R1445 at 4Rent.ca
TORONTO
10 Willowridge 1 BEDROOM FROM $1800 2 BEDROOM FROM $2300 647-557-5875
1A & 1B Richview Road
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the connection between
eating and energy T
he connection between energy and eating is significant. A healthy diet and approach to eating can vastly improve energy levels, while a poorly planned diet that lacks nutrition can contribute to feelings of fatigue and increase a person’s risk for various ailments. The Harvard Medical School notes that different kinds of foods are converted to energy at different rates. That’s why some foods, such as candy, provide quick boosts of energy while foods such as whole grains tend to supply the body with energy reserves that it can draw on throughout the day. It’s not just what people eat but how they eat that can affect their energy levels. In addition to choosing the right foods, men and women can try the following strategies as they look to eat to boost their energy levels. • Eat smaller, more frequent meals. Avoiding the traditional threemeals-per-day approach may help improve energy levels, especially for people who tend to eat sizable meals once, twice or even three times every day. According to the Cleveland Clinic, the metabolisms of people who do not eat regularly will slow down, as the body absorbs and stores more of the food it eats. Those stores include cholesterol and fat, which can be unhealthy and contribute to weight gain. However, by eating small meals more frequently, one’s metabolism speeds up and more calories are burned. The body recognizes more food is soon on the way
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and, as a result, it does not need to store as much cholesterol and fat as it would if meals were eaten less frequently. • Avoid a big lunch. The Harvard Medical School notes that, while the reasons are unclear, research has indicated that the circadian rhythms of people who eat big lunches indicate a more significant drop in afternoon energy levels than the rhythms of people who eat smaller midday meals. Men and women who eat big lunches and find their energy levels waning later in the workday can try to eat smaller midday meals to boost their energy. • Be careful with caffeine. The foods people eat are not the only components of their diet that can affect their energy levels. Caffeinated beverages can provide a temporary boost of energy as well. However, men and women who drink coffee or other caffeinated beverages to boost their energy levels should avoid doing
so in large amounts after 2 p.m. That’s because caffeine can cause insomnia, and insufficient sleep can dramatically affect energy levels. • Choose the right snacks. Eating smaller, more frequent meals may compel some people to snack. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics notes that snacks are important as long as they’re the right snacks. Avoid snacks that are just empty calories in favor of foods that contain protein and fiberrich carbohydrates. Such snacks, which may include fruits such as apples and fresh berries or protein sources like nuts and Greek yogurt, can provide lasting energy. It’s also important that men and women not snack to fill themselves up, but rather to quell any hunger pangs and get an energy boost between meals. The foods people eat and when they eat them can have a dramatic impact on their energy levels. ■ — Metro Creative
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CENTRAL GTA
33 WOOD STREET
COLLEGE & YONGE BIGGESST 2 BDRM IN THE AREA!
The privacy of your own home with all the conveniences of the attached hotel! JR. 1, 1 & 2 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED SUITES AVAILABLE • Air conditioning • On-site security and management • Indoor garage • Indoor Commercial Parking Available to Non-Residents • Indoor Swimming Pool and Fitness Room shared with Holiday Inn • On-site laundry • Mini-Mart • Restaurant • Travel Agency • Close to College Subway Station • Short walk to Ryerson University and Eaton Centre • Steps to the Maple Leaf Gardens Loblaws and much more
416.593.1772 Lookup ID: 4R3121 at 4Rent.ca
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Annex
Bloor & Bathurst
CENTRAL GTA
FURNISHED BACHELORETTES Private Bathroom Clean Building Parking Modern Furniture Fridge & Microwave Carpeted TTC (steps to Bathurst Station) Close to Downtown Steps to Fine Dining & Shops Students, Commuters, Pensioners, Academics & Faculty Professors Welcome
STARTING AT
999
$
416.276.0678
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
UTILITIES INCLUDED
Lookup ID: 4R1036 at 4Rent.ca
Lansdowne & Dupont
1011 LANSDOWNE AVENUE
Please call for availability Lookup ID: 4R9292 at 4Rent.ca
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED BACHELOR
FROM
1300*
$
MON.-FRI. 8 am-6 pm SAT. 10 am-5 pm | SUN. Closed No Appointment Needed, Visit Anytime During Office Hours
NEWLY RENOVATED WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE BACHELOR
1350 $ 2000* $ 2250*
FROM
$
*
1 BEDROOM
FROM
DAVENPORT
DUPONT
SUBWAY
BLOOR ST. W.
DUFFERIN
• Secure E-Bike room in the garage • Secure building with access control • Surveillance cameras on each floor • 24 hr security • Located in the heart of midtown Toronto • It’s also just minutes from the Cosmopolitan Downtown Core of Toronto & Dufferin Mall
LANSDOWNE
• Safe, secure and wheel chair accessible building • Fridge and stove • Freshly painted suites • On-site laundry • Walking distance to subways, schools, clinics, banks, etc • Grocery stores and TTC bus stop in front of the building • One major intersection north of Bloor St. • Underground parking
2 BEDROOM FROM
*Prices subject to change without notice. No Deposit Required for Bachelor Application
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4 simple and affordable ways to
stay healthy this fall N
o one wants the discomfort – let alone the hassle – that comes with catching a cold or other illness. But you don’t have to shell out for expensive remedies or shots of ginger or kale smoothies every day to support your immune system or stay healthy. Here are a few affordable steps you can take to safeguard your health. 4Rent.ca November 4–18, 2023
have a laugh
Stress is a major contributor to why and when we get sick. It taxes the immune system and makes it harder to fight off infections. Growing research points to laughter as a powerful medicine that helps reduce stress, lower blood pressure and improve your mood. When we laugh, our body brings in extra oxygen, which lowers our heart rate and
stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system – the opposite of fightor-flight mode. Basically, it’s like taking deep breaths to calm yourself down, but more enjoyable.
drink up
Staying hydrated is an important tool to keep your body working at its best, especially if you think you might be coming down
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get some shut-eye
with something. Water is recommended as best. But as the days cool off a soothing cup of mint, lemon, ginger or fennel tea, may give you a low-cost boost of vitamin C and antioxidants in addition to warmth and a calming, comforting flavour. Stashing a box of teabags at the office or in your kitchen cupboards means they’ll be within easy reach when you need them.
Sleep is like the ultimate no-cost wellness hack, allowing your body to reset and restore itself overnight. Experts generally recommend adults get six to nine hours of sleep a night, but exactly how much each person needs is different. Research also suggests that waking and going to sleep at roughly the same time every day will improve your quality of sleep. Alternatively, a slightly cool room is thought to provide a less disturbed, more restful sleep – so it’s smart to turn down the thermostat a little at night.
get your shots
Vaccines are the most effective way to prevent the flu and the seri-
HEALTH
ous complications you can get from it. And, of course, costs associated with receiving the flu shot are covered by provincial health insurance plans in Canada. This year, you can get the flu shot at the same time as your dose of the latest approved COVID-19 vaccine. In fact, that’s what’s recommended by Health Canada. While it’s never too late to get them, the sooner the better so that your body can build up immunity before the season peaks. You can get your flu vaccine and COVID-19 shot at most local pharmacies, including Rexall. You can walk in or book an appointment online at rexall.ca/flu. ■ — News Canada November 4–18, 2023
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1 BEDROOM from $1850 2 BEDROOM from $2250 3 BEDROOM from $2650
Lookup ID: 4R12003 at 4Rent.ca
GREAT LOCATION
FEATURES
Easy Access to Hwy 401, 404, DVP
Animal Friendly
Rental lockers
TTC outside the lobby entrance
Laundry facilities
Family Friendly
Close to Shops at Don Mills, Fairview & Bayview Village
Large balconies
Renovated Units
Parks & walking trails — Betty Sutherland trail park, Three Valley Park
Indoor & Outdoor Parking available
Big and bright Suites
On site Customer Service
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moving with dogs BY CHUCK RESNICK
oving can be one of the most stressful events in life, so why should that be any different for your dog? Here are 10 tips on how to prepare your dog:
10. never place them in moving trucks
Under no circumstances should you place your dog in the back of a moving truck. Even safely tucked in a well-ventilated pet travel carrier, the truck is almost always hot (even in winter) and of course, the doors are closed.
Dogs crave the attention of strangers and can create obstacles which will impede the move.
7. pack lots of treats
Have dog treats on hand for move day to keep him or her quiet. It’s also good way to get your dog to listen and obey. And, it’s a great idea to have water and nutritious human treats for your movers as well.
6. pack a separate box of your pet’s toys
Once at your new home, your dog may be frightened of the new surroundings, so, having familiar playthings ready will reduce stress levels.
the best way to get your dog ready, more relaxed and calm for when the movers arrive. Depending on your dog’s age and size, draining his or her energy level may not be easy, so plan frequent walks. I know that a 30-minute walk barely makes a dent in our dog’s energy level.
2. use “mess” breaks
Make sure you let your pet out for “mess” breaks. Nothing will ruin your moving day experience more than a ‘surprise’ from your dog inside your new abode. Keep him or her on your property to avoid making a bad first impression on your neighbours.
‘If your dog will 1. have fun be around during 5. let your movers Moving into new digs is a time the move, let your know to expect fido If your dog will be around dur- to celebrate. Have the movers take movers know ahead of time. You’d be ing the move, let your movers know a pictur of you, your family and surprised how many ahead of time. You’d be surprised your dog in your new home. What a men are afraid of how many men are afraid of dogs. perfect reminder of the day you just dogs.’ Whether large or small animals, it shared. ■ doesn’t matter. Also, there are movers that are allergic to dogs.
9. make a doggy date
4. don’t ignore them
8. give them space
3. keep them hydrated
Your dog will most likely want to play with the movers and probably everyone else, so take him or her to a kennel, dog spa or have a friend or relative dog sit at their home, before the movers arrive. Those will be the best places for your furry friend; then you can devote your total attention to your moving activities.
If your dog must be with you during your move, keep your loved one outside or out of the movers’ way.
After the move you will be busy unpacking, so don’t ignore your dog. Take regular and long walks, if you can, to explore your new neighbourhood together or even short breaks from unpacking, to play. Time together will help your dog be better behaved during this change in everyone’s environment.
Don’t forget that your dog will be excited on move day and will need plenty of water. Exercise is
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