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Nutrition for Active Dogs: What to Feed Your Energetic Pup
Having an active dog can be a joy. Whether they are working hard to herd animals on a farm, participating in dog sports, hunting with you, or even just participating in your active lifestyle alongside you, your active companion can enrich your life in indescribable ways. At the same time, if you have an active…
Read MoreThe Role of Play in Dog Socialization
When people picture their life with a puppy, they imagine sweet cuddles on the couch, long walks through the neighborhood, dog training sessions, and some play. However, though it may not be the most notable thing an owner thinks of when planning for their new furry family member, play with humans and other animals is…
Read MoreDecoding Dog Barks and Body Language
Just like humans, dogs have needs and wants that they are compelled to express. Unlike humans, dogs are unable to speak any language, so they must rely on their body language and vocal expressions, such as barks, growls, and whines, to convey their needs. These signals are a dog’s way of communicating what they are…
Read MoreWhat to Expect on the First Day of Dog Daycare
Your pup’s first day at dog daycare can be an extremely exciting time, but it can also sometimes be a nerve-wracking experience for the owner. Rest assured that while this may be your dog’s first rodeo, figuratively speaking, it will not be the daycare’s; far from it! Most dog daycares have their own systems, procedures,…
Read MoreBooking a Reservation Is Easier Than Ever Before!
In a world where our furry friends are cherished family members, finding a trustworthy and convenient pet care facility is crucial. Greenlin Pet Resorts, a leading doggie daycare and pet boarding facility, understands the significance of providing top-notch services not only for your pets but also for you, their owners. Exciting news for pet parents…
Read MoreUnderstanding Different Dog Breeds and Their Daycare Needs
The genetic lineage of your dog directly — and literally — shapes its development as it grows and interacts with the world around it. While every dog has its own unique personality and genomic expression, breed traits can instill certain physical, mental, or medical needs that should be accounted for when seeking optimal care. At…
Read MoreCanine Communication: Decoding Dog Barks and Body Language
Just like humans, dogs have needs and wants that they are compelled to express. Unlike humans, dogs are unable to speak any language, so they must rely on their body language and vocal expressions, such as barks, growls, and whines, to convey their needs. These signals are a dog’s way to communicate what they are…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Routine for Dogs
All dogs can benefit from having a regular routine throughout their week. It doesn’t have to involve a strict schedule (outside of feedings), and not every activity has to be done every day, but a routine helps dogs mentally, physically, and medically. Every animal has its own type of routine in nature. Wild wolves, which…
Read MoreCan You Teach an Old Dog New Tricks? Training Tips for Senior Dogs
Although owning a puppy gets a lot of good press, an older dog can offer positive benefits that you might not expect. Whether you have recently adopted a senior dog, or think your old friend needs a little bit more training, there are several keys to training an older dog that you should consider. The…
Read MoreWhen a Fur Friend Passes: How to Help Them Cope With Loss and Change
It goes without saying that pets are like four-legged family members, and animals that live in the same household are likely to bond over time. When a furry sibling friend passes, it can be difficult for the other pets in the house to understand what is truly happening. Navigating loss can be overwhelming, for you…
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