Jacque Newman
Jacque Newman is a freelance writer with a specialty in family pets of all kinds.
She is the founder and former publisher of Toronto-based "Dogs, Dogs, Dogs!" - a bi-monthly newspaper for dogs and their owners.
Jacque's weekly column, "UrbanAnimal," appears on InsideToronto, Metroland Publishing's website, and under the "Animail" banner appearing in Owen Sound Sun-Times newspaper. Her writing has also appeared in "For Love of Cats" magazine.
A six-time nominee and three-time Maxwell award winner for feature articles from Dog Writers Assoc. of America (DWAA), Jacque is also a current member of Cat Writers' Assoc. (CWA).
She started her working life in print production at a variety of ad agencies, co-owned a motorcycle shop, and taught ballet to children and adults.
A long-time pet owner and animal lover, Jacque lives in Toronto with her husband, Art, one gorgeous golden retriever, one beautiful Irish setter/golden retriever-mix, two crazy cats and one skunk who has taken up residence under the porch.
Latest Articles
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Submissive Urination in Dogs
Submissive urination is believed to stem from a pup's earliest experiences with mom. Owners of these dogs need to work at building pup's confidence.
Feb 22, 2010
- Jacque Newman
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Cat Eyes
A cat's eyes share the same components as found in human eyes. But they've evolved to help a cat excel at its favorite activity... hunting.
Feb 16, 2010
- Jacque Newman
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Diabetes in Cats
Diabetes mellitus is on the increase in animals, especially within the cat population. Can a diabetic cat live a long, healthy life? Absolutely!
Feb 15, 2010
- Jacque Newman
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Heartworm in Dogs
Heartworm disease was first reported in the U.S. in the 1800's. Now, more than 100 years later, it's almost epidemic in some areas.
Feb 10, 2010
- Jacque Newman
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Cataract Surgery for Dogs
Cataract surgery is routinely performed on humans. It's now successfully performed on dogs, too.
Feb 4, 2010
- Jacque Newman
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How to Choose a Great Dog Trainer
Many dogs are relinquished to animal shelters because of behavioral problems. In many cases, these are not "bad dogs." They simply weren't trained properly.
Jan 31, 2010
- Jacque Newman
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Dominant Dogs
Confrontational methods are often used to train a dominant dog to submit. But is it the right approach? A growing number of experts say "No."
Jan 28, 2010
- Jacque Newman
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Does a Cat Purr Only When It's Content?
Contentment, stress, and communication are often cited as the purpose of the purr. Studies show it may also provide healing benefits.
Jan 13, 2010
- Jacque Newman
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How to Keep Pets Safe & Healthy in Cold Weather
"If it's too cold for you, it's too cold for your dog," is a popular warning for pet owners. Here are more winter cautions every pet owner should know.
Dec 30, 2009
- Jacque Newman
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New Year's Resolutions for Dog Lovers
How many people will wake up on New Year's Day and say "Oh Boy! Time to get at those resolutions!" Here are three ideas to get you out of bed in a good mood.
Dec 28, 2009
- Jacque Newman
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