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Heather Bring, of Westerly, has been a volunteer first responder with the Mystic Aquarium’s Animal Rescue Program since 2013. She also works with her service dog, Marea, and her 8-year-old son, Jack, to clean up beaches in Rhode Island. Bring brought Marea and Jack to the aquarium’s Toddler Tuesday program for “Story Time with Marea the Service Dog.” Here, she reads a story to Solomon Greenbacker, 3, of Meriden, right, as Jack and Marea listen.  Catherine Hewitt, The Westerly Sun

I recently caught up with Phillip Cooper, a pet industry expert who has consulted for some of the best and biggest pet industry leaders.  He talked about how those cultural changes are affecting the what consumers want now when they own pets. The fastest-growing pet businesses are taking advantage of these trends:

Compartments: The dual zipped compartments with 2 slip pockets inside one and 1 zipped wall pocket in the other compartment make it distinguished among its rivals. Not enough! Another zipped pocket is in front. It has separate pockets for mobile and wallet. So, organize your stuff as you like.

If mushers raced the Iditarod trail using only their own strength—without harming, exploiting, or killing any dogs—that would certainly be a feat worth celebrating. But they don’t—there’s little to no athleticism involved in what mushers do, which is force dogs to pull a sled across the 1,000-mile Alaskan trail against their will. True human athletes are ones who run 1,000 miles themselves, and many have. These female British soldiers who crossed Antarctica on human power alone, for example, have proved that they’re the type of endurance athletes Iditarod mushers wish they themselves could be.

This cleverly-designed dog harness is perfect for hiking, backpacking, or other rugged adventures. Engineered with an anatomical shape that offers comfortable, evenly-balanced lifting, it’s perfect for helping your dog climb over logs, scramble up rocks, or assist them over other obstacles. This harness comes in a wide range of sizes, but for bigger pups, the large/extra-large will be the best fit. The harness was also designed for use in avalanche rescue dog programs, for use by service dog handlers, and for amputee dogs, making it a stellar choice for outdoor excursions. In addition to its ergonomic lifting features, the harness has excellent load dispersion and sturdy, bulk-free foam that delivers support while maintaining a full range of motion.

THE MISTAKE: You and your dog are on a walk, and you’re allowing them to pull to the very end of the leash, zig-zagging back and forth. Then, another dog and their owner come walking toward you, and you have to jerk your dog back to avoid a confrontation. Your dog just struggles harder against your pulling. But is this really your dog’s fault?

As for usability there are cutouts in the back allowing access to the charging ports and the lanyard, and the top button is still usable as the part of the print which covers it is free-floating.

Alsip Home & Nursery in St. John sells a lot of step-in harnesses for dogs, including those made by Coastal Pet Products, said Sandy Richwalski, manager of the pet department.

The correct size will be determined by the circumference of your dog’s rib cage and chest so this is what you need to measure. Get yourself a soft tape measure and measure your dog across the widest part of their rib cage. Then add two inches. If you do not have a soft tape measure, use a cord or piece of string and then take the length using a regular tape measure.

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And what of the IPO? It has barely been mentioned since, and the current troubles make it unlikely, at least for the foreseeable future.

Victor MartinezVictor Martinez has criss-crossed the globe for design. After studying industrial design in university in Mexico, he left his home country for Italy, where he earned his master’s degree and then designed the interiors of Fiat, Alfa Romeo and Audi automobiles for three years before returning to Mexico to start his own design consultancy firm. When contracts stopped flowing due to the 2008 financial crisis, Martinez, now 44, directed his attentions to research and academics. In 2011, he moved to the U.K. to earn a PhD in sustainable design from Northumbria University, and three years later reached Canada, where he currently teaches product design at the Wilson School of Design at Kwantlen Polytechnic University in Richmond, B.C.