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The Impact of Music and Sounds on Dogs
“Music is the universal language of mankind,” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow once wrote. But could that appeal transcend across species? Countless dog owners tell tales of pups who have a strong relationship to music and sounds: both those they prefer and those they’d rather do without. Other dogs seem to largely ignore the background tunes, no…
Read MoreWhat Dog Owners Should Know About Pet Insurance
Owning a pet is typically a joy, but certain obligations can make it stressful — and expensive! Vet bills are, of course, the prime example of why owning a dog can lead to such a big financial strain. Between annual checkups and standard treatments, your pup’s well-being can become quite pricey. Factor in unexpected emergencies,…
Read MoreCanine Fitness: Exercise for Your Dog’s Health
An active pup is a happy pup. Building an exercise routine for your dog can promote an array of health benefits and can even act as a tool for both training and bonding! From puppyhood to the golden years, sticking to a fitness routine will enhance their overall well-being and maintain their vitality through all…
Read MoreThe Importance of Consistent Training: Tips for Dog Owners
Everyone’s heard that “practice makes perfect,” and the adage holds true for dogs trying to learn or maintain certain behaviors. At the same time, consistency is just as important as repetition while training. In fact, repeating the same training exercises inconsistently can serve to confuse your dog and delay their ability to fully understand commands,…
Read MoreTraveling With Dogs: A Comprehensive Guide
On the road again? 2024 is going to set a new high watermark for seasonal travel, as people all over the U.S. gear up for summer break and sunny weather ahead. For many different reasons, dog owners may prefer to take their fuzzy family member along for the trip. This can be a great idea,…
Read MoreBreed Spotlight: Understanding and Caring For ‘Long Dogs’
You know what they say: when you want to live happy like they did on the homestead, that’s when it’s time to “get a long, little doggie!” Groan if you want, but jokes like that are emblematic of the adoration owners of long dog breeds hold for their precious pups. Dogs with “long but low”…
Read MoreEmergency Preparedness: Keeping Your Dog Safe
A disaster can strike anytime, and keeping your furry friend safe may be more complex than looking out for just yourself. Our pets use different cues like body language to read a situation, so in an emergency, your dog may stress just as much as you. An anxious and overwhelmed animal is unpredictable, which…
Read MoreAdopting a Second Dog: Tips for a Smooth Transition
So you’ve decided to adopt a second dog, and you’re worried about how your furry friend at home is going to react. It’s true that some animals don’t respond well to a new addition to the family, but those negative responses are generally developed out of fear. Animals need consistency, and your pup has grown…
Read MoreSummer Safety: Keeping Dogs Cool and Hydrated
With the summer months approaching, it is important to know how the change in weather may affect your furry friend. The heat can be extremely dangerous for a dog, but dogs are not likely to realize the dire state they are in while they’re running around having a good time. Instead, the signs of heat…
Read MoreBreed Spotlight: Understanding and Caring For Labs
It’s true that, in many respects, every dog breed is a little bit different. They may have personality traits, diet preferences, and activity levels, all of which can be impacted by their breed lineage as well as their immediate family’s genealogy. Learning these unique traits about your dog can help you connect with them better…
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