February 22 is another pet-centric holiday that we hope our readers embrace! How to celebrate Walk Youd Dog Day safely is something we also hope our readers and fellow dog lovers consider when they
snap the leash onto the harness and hit the side walks, beach, wooded path or dog park.
Walking your dog is something that pet parents do … [more]
“My dog would NEVER bite anyone.” “I’m not a bad parent.” Are these things that you have ever said? Every pet parent hopes his or her dog would never bite someone, but accidents – and dog bites happen. You’re probably not a “bad parent” but you may be unwittingly putting your child in harm’s way simply by not watching how … [more]
Dogs dedicate themselves with all their heart, in a way that is unlike any other animal. It’s for this reason that dogs are now not just pets, but an important part of the family. Many owners have no problem letting their dogs live indoors with them, whereas in the past most dogs spent most of their days and nights outdoors. … [more]
November is National Peanut Butter Month. It’s true! We know, as pet parents that we love to give our
dogs treats as a way to show them:
College is tough no matter what your circumstances are, but having a dog while in college can make things even trickier. You might think that bringing a dog along with you will be a great way to stave off loneliness and keep a responsible routine, but owning a dog while attending school full-time can be another full-time task.
Have you ever thought about having to write your dog’s “resume”? More and more landlords and 
commercial property rental agents are requesting a pet resume as part of the application process. If you’ve never heard of this you’re probably not alone.
Once you understand the need for a dog or pet resume, its benefits will become clear and you will … [more]
It’s hard to believe that August is coming to and end and that soon we will be in autumn and then 
winter! Before September hits, though we wanted to share information on Responsible Dog Ownership Month which is what September has been designated by the American Kennel Club.
Pet parents want to be responsible and many do their best to … [more]
Since our dogs can’t speak to us, it’s important that we pay attention to their body language to help us understand how they’re feeling at any given time. You want to know what makes your dog happy as well as when your dog is unhappy and needs to be removed from their current situation.
Understanding what your dog does when … [more]
It can be tough to understand what your dog means by some of his actions, but there are some behaviors that should never be ignored in your dog. One small action or symptom could be your first clue to the presence of a life-threatening problem in your dog, be it illness or unhampered aggression.
An unhappy or unhealthy dog is … [more]
June 22 is “Take Your Dog To Work Day” and across the country, many pet parents will be bringing their beloved pups to the office. Is your dog ready for Take Your Dog To Work Day? Some dogs simply are not. As a dog owner, it’s up to you to know whether your dog has the etiquette necessary to thrive … [more]