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Wouldn’t it be amazing if your pet could simply tell you what they want? Unbelievably, that’s now possible! Thanks to speech therapist and Hunger for Words creator, Christina Hunger, your Animal companion can now communicate with us using “assistive technology for language acquisition” or AKA talking buttons.
The buttons have built in microphones where you can record commands like “Outside” and “Walk”. Teach these commands to your fluffy friend and pretty soon they’ll be able to tell you what they want.
The great thing about this product is that it has been tried and tested on both dogs AND cats! With this and other brands on the market, we’re hoping the buttons will include a wider array of pets, soon.
If your fur-baby likes sticking out their heads on your car rides then you’ve probably worried about whether they’ll try to jump out or not. Luckily this next, oldie but goldie, piece on technology will not only assist in teaching your dog some good car etiquette, but it will also keep them safe if the excitement of a fun ride tries to overtake them. Yup, it’s the doggie leash seatbelts - my favourites are definitely the retractable selections on offer!
If you have a high energy pet that just won’t let you take a break from all the fun training, then this next product is for you. Playology have doggie toys that are embedded with what they call Encapsiscent Technology™. This means that the toys emit an all-natural scent that keeps your pup preoccupied while you rest or work. Scents include peanut butter, sweet potato and pork sausage…to name just a few!
The next product has had mixed and controversial reviews. It is endorsed by dog trainers but frowned upon by most pet owners. Electrical dog collars allow the owner to send signals, from a wireless receiver to the dog’s collar, in the form of tiny shocks. This is mostly for temperamental and disobedient dogs. It is also good for teaching your dog boundaries like not leaving the yard parameters. If you can teach these lessons without the collar, I would recommend you do, however, with the guidance of a compassionate trainer, you can use it as a starting point if the animal has become dangerous.
Enforce your pet’s training, while you’re at work, by getting a dog camera with a built-in treat dispenser. The great thing about these devices is that the cameras are usually two-way and they contain microphones and speakers so…you can give out instructions and if your little buddy follows them, you can give them a treat for being good with the press of a button!
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Rivers End Farm Stanford
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Massimo’s
Paying it forward, one slice of pizza at a time. Hout Bay may have more than its fair share of treasures to visit and explore, but it’s in Oakhurst Park on Main Road, that you will find a true and rare Italian gem. If traditional woodfired pizza is your thing, or if you like all things al dente, or if you just plain prefer everything ...
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The Underdog Project
Healing, one bark at a time! What is The Underdog Project, and who do they help? Well, we could give you the nuts and bolts of this incredible non profit organisation, but would rather showcase their testament of passion and commitment, that has become a beacon of hope in an otherwise bleak future, for at risk children ...
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Cover - Issue 2
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Foreword - Issue 2
