Published by Hope Bidegainberry
<p>Whenever I write about dogs, someone accuses me of dismissing cats. Whenever I write about cats, I get accused of […]</p>
Published by Hope Bidegainberry
<p>Last column noted 9,400,000 reptiles are pets in U.S. households. Here are some other unexpected numbers. The most popular pet? […]</p>
Published by Hope Bidegainberry
<p>To avoid being accused of speciesism, let’s follow last two weeks’ “why dogs dig” and “are cats social?” columns with […]</p>
Published by Hope Bidegainberry
<p>In the common clichés, dogs are fawning creatures needing constant social interaction while cats are independent and aloof. The most […]</p>
Published by Hope Bidegainberry
<p>Two weeks ago, our topic was eating too much. Last week, we covered the all-time sleep champions of the animal […]</p>
Published by Hope Bidegainberry
<p>Humans spend a lot of time talking about sleep — or, more accurately, talking about how poorly we sleep. How […]</p>
