Add Markdown blog and FAQ content collections

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title: Draft only example for editorial review
description: A deliberately unpublished entry used to verify that drafts remain out of the generated journal and sitemap.
pubDate: 2026-09-03
tags: [Editorial]
draft: true
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This draft should never appear in the generated site until its frontmatter is changed to `draft: false`.
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title: A better first walk after a busy day
description: Three low-pressure ways to help your dog transition from indoor energy to an enjoyable neighborhood walk.
pubDate: 2026-09-02
tags: [Walking, Routine]
draft: false
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The first few minutes outside can set the tone for the whole walk. Start with a slower block, let your dog sniff, and save the brisk pace for after they have settled in.
## Try this simple reset
1. Fill the water bowl before leaving.
2. Give your dog a minute to look and sniff near home.
3. Keep the first turn predictable, then add a little variety later.
Small routines make the end of a busy day feel calmer for everyone.
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title: How to make grooming day feel gentler
description: A few familiar at-home routines can make a professional grooming appointment calmer for dogs and their people.
pubDate: 2026-08-26
tags: [Grooming, Comfort]
draft: false
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Grooming goes more smoothly when the experience is built from small, familiar steps. A short brush at home and a quiet arrival can help your dog know what to expect.
Bring any care notes that matter to your dog, such as a sensitive spot or a favorite way to be greeted. Clear details help the grooming team work at your dog’s pace.
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title: The overnight checklist we share with every family
description: What to pack and what to share with a sitter so your dog can keep a familiar rhythm while you are away.
pubDate: 2026-08-19
tags: [Overnight care, Planning]
draft: false
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The best overnight plan is usually the one that feels most like home. Pack enough food, a familiar blanket, and the small routine details that make your dog feel settled.
## Share the essentials
- Feeding and medication instructions
- Walk and sleep routines
- Your veterinarian and emergency contact
- A few things your dog enjoys and avoids
This pilot post is sample content for testing the Markdown workflow.