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petdisputeclinic
Jan 16, 20241 min read
Five Countries with Cool Animal Laws: Animal Laws Through an International Lens
Austria Did you know under Austria’s Animal Welfare Act (2004) animals are defined as “fellow creatures” deserving of equal protection to...
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petdisputeclinic
Jan 16, 20242 min read
Eight Signs of Pet Distress
Yes, our pets get stressed too! Stress is an emotion that both humans and pets can experience. A change in environment, the introduction...
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petdisputeclinic
Jan 3, 20242 min read
“Who’s Keeping Fluffy?” Understanding Ontario Pet Custody Laws Amidst Evolving Changes in BC
With more than 55% of Canadian households having a cat or dog, the stage is set for a rising number of pet custody disputes in family...
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petdisputeclinic
Jan 3, 20243 min read
Do Pets Make Good Gifts?
“Dogs are a man’s best friend” is the classic saying so it seems like they would make the best gifts. But do they? We connected with...
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petdisputeclinic
Jan 3, 20242 min read
Psychology of Pets: Why People Are So Attached
The Science of Bonding Pet-owners develop an attachment to their pets due to a rise in oxytocin levels. Oxytocin is a hormone associated...
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petdisputeclinic
Jan 3, 20242 min read
“Are We Ready to Get a Pet?” Questions to Consider Before Getting a Pet with your Partner
Pet ownership initiates a life-changing commitment that requires responsible planning. Couples should discuss the following questions...
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petdisputeclinic
Jan 3, 20242 min read
Pet Custody Mediation: It is Never Too Late to Make a Pet Custody Agreement
When a couple separates, what happens to their pet? Though it is ideal to devise a plan before pet adoption, couples can establish a pet...
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petdisputeclinic
Jan 3, 20242 min read
You’re Splitting Up, But Should Your Pets Be? Why Pets Should Be Kept Together After Their Owners Break Up
Should the pets of a divorcing or separating couple be kept together? Under Ontario law, pets are considered personal property and are...
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