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Traveling 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…
Read MoreCreating a Safe and Stimulating Home Environment for Dogs
Your dog appreciates a warm and inviting space just like you do. It is important to build a well-rounded home base for your dog that provides for all of their canine needs. The goal should be to limit hazards and promote comfortability in the home. Dogs are curious by nature, and that can be dangerous…
Read MoreThe Benefits Of Professional Grooming Services
Dogs prefer the feeling of being clean, just like people, but your furry friend will need your help to stay looking fresh. All dogs should have a consistent grooming schedule, whether that be once a month, bi-weekly, or even weekly. Depending on your dog’s breed, they’ll need more or less attention from a professional groomer. …
Read MorePreventing and Treating Common Dog Parasites
Dangers are everywhere, and some are beyond what the eye can see. Parasites are some of the most dangerous threats to a healthy dog’s well-being, and they can worsen the condition of a debilitated animal. There are many different kinds of parasites, and each requires specific treatments to rid the animal of the infection. A…
Read MoreDog Training Myths Debunked
Sometimes, dog training can feel like the most difficult job in the world. Whether your dog just doesn’t seem to get your expectations, or they begin to ignore a command they’ve obeyed 10,000 times before, it can be frustrating and highly demanding of your patience. While all of this is true, what’s also true is…
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