Depending on where you live and what kind of dog you have, you may have an “outdoor dog”, or a dog that spends the bulk of its time outside. While you don’t want to completely isolate your dog, there are ways that you can ensure that your dog is perfectly happy outside the house. That being said, there are many … [more]
If you’ve had a dog or considered getting one, you’ve likely looked up information about the different breeds’ behavior, and you might have heard some claims that certain dog breeds are naturally “dangerous” or “aggressive” and wouldn’t make good pets. These claims are myths, and these myths only add fuel to the fire that is breed-specific legislation in dog liability … [more]
It is important that your dog feels safe and comfortable at the place they call home. Their comfort will make a huge difference when it comes to their behavior. As the homeowner, there are a few actions you can take that are known to help maintain your dog’s safety and comfort at home. Whether you’re looking to ensure that your … [more]
It’s probably one of the most frightening things that can happen: You’re out for a stroll and you get charged at and bitten by a dog. The dog could be on-leash or off-leash and you could be with your dog or
alone, the outcome is the same. You’ve been bitten, you’re hurt and you’re afraid.
Statiscally speaking, more than 4.5 … [more]
So, you want to make your work life better by taking your furry friend along? This is becoming more acceptable in the workplace, but there are some important things to consider when bringing your dog to work. It is crucial to be aware of proper dog etiquette and workplace rules. First and foremost, be sure to obtain Canine Liability Insurance… [more]
Each February, we celebrate Dog Training Education Month. Now is the best time to learn about the best training practices! Knowing how to simplify training can make life so much easier for you and your dog. A trained dog is normally a happier dog, and a trained dog is less likely to bite or have other behavioral issues. Take advantage … [more]
As a pet parent you hope that your dog will never bite anyone. Have you ever wondered, though, why do dogs bite? There are myriad reasons why dogs bite. There are also signs that your dog is getting ready to bite and if you understand his signs and body language you may be able to stop a bite before it … [more]
If your dog has been experiencing increased or excessive thirst lately, there could be a few underlying causes. While some are standard and expected, others are more sinister. A healthy dog is a happy and well-behaved dog, which is why we’re mapping out some of the reasons that your dog might be overly thirsty. Remember, always protect your four-legged friend … [more]
The holidays are right around the corner, which means the temperatures are dropping and the days are becoming shorter. Whether your dog prefers to be outside during the day or you want some tips for taking your pet out safely for exercise and potty breaks, we’ve got you covered. The harsh elements of winter affect your dog just like they … [more]
Dogs are like people: some of them just need a bit of space. That does NOT mean they are aggressive, dangerous, vicious or bad dogs, but it does present a challenge if you have your dog in public. Many say that if you have a dog with issues, they should never be taken out in public.
The general public has … [more]