Undergoing construction in your home can be a stressful experience both for you and your four-legged friends. With all the commotion, power tools, and loud bangs, it’s no wonder your dogs are probably a bit unnerved by a remodel. With that in mind, we have devised a simple list of tips to keep your dog as calm as possible during … [more]
Just like humans, your dog needs to have nutritional balance to function properly. While many loving dog owners want to spoil their pup with food scraps and a few extra bites of food, this can lead to a whole host of issues – namely obesity – which are dangerous and difficult to resolve. A dog that maintains a healthy weight … [more]
Going to the dog park is often your pet’s favorite part of any car trip. With so many potential new friends, fresh air, and an outlet for their energy, it’s hard to find the pitfalls of such parks. However, apart from the obvious dangers of dog fights and socializing with unknown dogs in large quantities, there are some hidden dangers … [more]
As a responsible pet owner, it’s always your first priority to keep your dog safe. While you might buy the perfect-fitting harness and always keep an eye out on your walks for potential threats, have you considered how you travel with your companion? There are not many resources available for car safety with dogs, which is why we’ve compiled this … [more]
Getting a puppy is many people’s dream. Whether you got one for your family for Christmas or you’re looking to get a new addition soon, there is a lot that goes into puppy ownership. From potty training to socialization, puppies are a labor of love. However, confident dogs grow up to be well-behaved and happy companions. Therefore, we have comprised … [more]
It’s a general agreement that most dogs can benefit from some sort of obedience school. While some experienced dog owners might feel they have it under control, there might be some perks to enrolling their puppy or dog in these classes. However, the process of finding a credible trainer is a big hurdle, and determining what your pet is suited … [more]
The holidays can be a hectic time of year. Since there might be way more people in the house and more treats available, chaos is likely to ensure. However, some holiday decorations and eats can be dangerous to your pup. Therefore, in order to reduce Dog Owner Liability and keep your pup safe and happy this holiday season, consider the … [more]
Dogs raise their paws for a variety of reasons. From playful teasing to anticipation and fear, there are many different indicators that raising a paw can have. As dogs communicate with their bodies, it’s important for their owners- and strangers- to understand them to prevent bites, scratches, anxiety, and more. Therefore, reduce your Dog Owner Liability by recognizing the following … [more]
Adopting a dog can be one of the most fulfilling experiences- both for you and your new pet. However, it’s not always as easy as signing the papers and bringing home your new best friend to enjoy your life together. In fact, it’s quite common for rescue dogs to take some time to acclimate to their new surroundings and overcome … [more]
As a pet owner, it should come as no surprise to know that when your dog is at the vet’s office, he or she is likely under a lot of stress. Factor in illness and anxiety and your dog is at a high-risk for reacting adversely to a stranger or another dog. With that in mind, it’s important to be … [more]