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Wednesday, May 2, 2018
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Issued by the National Weather Service
SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT UNTIL 9AM EST WED ...ICY CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED THROUGH THE MORNING COMMUTE... SNOW AND ICE MELT FROM YESTERDAY HAS REFROZE OVERNIGHT. AS A RESULT, SLIPPERY CONDITIONS ARE POSSIBLE, PRIMARILY ON UNTREATED SURFACES. USE EXTRA CAUTION ON THE MORNING COMMUTE. TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED TO RISE ABOVE FREEZING AGAIN LATER THIS MORNING IN ALL BUT THE HIGHEST ELEVATIONS OF NORTHWESTERN NEW JERSEY AND NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
Thursday, December 21, 2017
What You Need to Walk Your Dog in Winter Weather
Winter weather can make it difficult to get your dog out for walks, particularly if you live in a part of the country where ice, snow and freezing winds are the norm. Regardless of the weather, your dog’s exercise requirement stays constant throughout the year, and a lack of wintertime exercise can have a negative impact on your dog's behavior.
When a dog’s exercise needs aren’t met, he finds other ways to release energy, including hyperactive behavior and chewing. Such bad behavior can continue when spring rolls around and outside play is once again an option; for example, a dog who has been isolated during the winter may begin barking at other canines or people on the street. Lack of exercise is also associated with pudgy pooches and the health risks that go along with excess weight.
Just because it’s cold doesn’t mean you need to skip your dog’s walking routine, although shortening the walk can be a wise choice in severe weather. As a Pug parent, shelter volunteer and trainer, I’ve found ways to make wintertime walking bearable, even in the freezing cold of Idaho. Here are some of my favorite tips for walking dogs in the winter.
Walking Equipment for People
By wearing the proper gear, you stay warmer and have better traction, creating a more tolerable winter walk. Dress in layers. Long underwear or layered shirts and leggings can be put underneath normal clothes to keep heat in. Heavy-duty winter coats are a must. Although they’re not the most attractive, insulated overalls are especially helpful for keeping you warm in frigid temperatures.
Thursday, November 2, 2017
hard and fast cpr
Do not be fooled by other websites claiming to give you “instant CPR certification online.” These so called classes may give you a card that states you took a “CPR class,” however they are not at all accredited and your employer or school will not accept this. The American Heart Association is the only accredited institution that is accepted by all healthcare institutions for CPR certification. All of our classes will give you a 2 year certification from the AHA, including our online classes, which require a skills test. Don't waste your time and money with non-AHA instructors!
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