Self Training is Harder Than You Think One of the biggest misconceptions with pet parents is that they do not need to take their dog training because they can do this on their own. Sure there are many TV […]
What You Need to Know About Dog Training Read Post
There are many natural disasters you may encounter as a pet owner, depending on where you live. Earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, violent electrical storms, flooding, fires, and more. We’ve all seen these disasters on the news or movies. Perhaps you\’ve experienced
Caring for Pets During Natural Disasters Read Post
As a pet parent you know it is important to spend quality time with your dog. While walks and just going to the pet store are fun, there are other ways that you can have a fun day this weekend
5 Ideas for a Fun Weekend with Your Dog Read Post
If you have a yard and a pet, then it is natural to want to let your pet play outside. However, you need to make sure the area is safe for your pet or pets to play in. There are
8 Yard Safety Tips for Pets Read Post
Find the Dog Services You Need As pet lovers, we all can benefit dog services such as dog sitters every now and then. Whether it be for travel, long work days or an illness, a professional pet sitter can provide
Dog Services – Tips on Hiring the Right Dog Sitter Read Post
Every pet parent has stories about the smart things their pets have done, such as sneaking treats when you aren’t looking or throwing toys into your basket at the pet store. But the question many ask is, how smart is
How Smart is Your Dog Really? Read Post
Your dog loves to play dirty and you like to live clean. It can seem like a constant battle to keep your dog clean. Dog grooming is a great way to keep them clean and healthy, but for many the
Why Dogs Love Getting Dirty Read Post
A morning cup of coffee is a wake-up routine for many of us and it is normal to want to share with your pet. Even though there are many foods that are perfectly fine to share with your pet-and even
To Share or Not to Share- the Coffee Dilemma Read Post
1. Which of the following are signs of heatstroke? A. excessive panting B. color change in the gums or tongue of your pet C. lethargic or unconscious D. all of the above. 2. Shaving my dog with an undercoat
Dog Safety Summer Pet Care Quiz Read Post
Don’t act like you haven’t snickered at your dog’s adorable pooping face. Maybe it’s the shameful eyes, the arched would-be eyebrows or the lost expression on their face. Maybe it’s when they look away in shame. Whatever the case, we
Crappy Pictures: Win a Year’s Splash and Dash for Dog’s Signature Bath Membership Read Post
