February is Dog Dental Health Month and pet parents understand that just as their dental health is tied 
to their overall health, so too is their dog’s dental health. If you’ve never brushed your dog’s teeth and don’t know where to begin we have 5 dog dental health tips and advice on dog dental health.
It may be easier … [more]
Puppies are adorable! Puppies have that intoxicating “puppy breath.” Puppies are fun and exciting! Puppies also bite! Why do puppies bite? Are they being mean? Do they have aggression issues? Probably not.
Just as toddlers put everything they find into their mouths, so too do puppies. Dogs and puppies explore the world around them by scent and by taste. It … [more]
January is National Walk Your Dog Month. Pet parents “celebrate” this daily as they take their dogs outside to visit Mother Nature and do their business! Whether you take along walks in the woods or on the beach or if you make a quick dash to your backyard because it’s cold, we have 5 ways to enjoy your dog … [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]
As winter settles in across the country, we want to offer tips on how to keep your dog safe in winter — even if it is a breed who thrives in these colder temperatures. For those of us who live in parts of the country where snow, ice and frigid temperatures aren’t a major concern, we don’t think about what … [more]
The New Year and New Year’s Eve is a great time to spend with friends and family to bid good-bye to 2018 and to welcome in 2019. Whether you’re having a house party, going to a house party or staying
home you want to prevent dog bites in the new year and there are myriad reasons why a dog might … [more]
Snow has been falling in many parts of the country for weeks now, but December 21 is the “official” start to winter. Along with winter comes snow, ice, frigid temperatures and dangerous conditions for dogs.
Whether you have a small dog or a dog who loves to be out of doors, no matter the weather there are safety measures that … [more]
Companion animals make our lives fuller and happier. Our dogs love us no matter what — whether we’re having a good day or a bad day, whether we are dressed and fully made-up and they are there to offer 
unconditional love when no one else is.
Sharing your life with a cat or dog brings many benefits. Senior citizens benefit … [more]
Turkey. Cranberry dressing. Mixed drinks. Pumpkin pie. All of these sound delicious and are all a part of many Thanksgiving holiday dinner tables. Many of these foods can cause illness or even be lethal for our
dogs. We have put together some Thanksgiving safety tips for dog owners as part of our Thanksgiving dog bite safety series.
We’d recently written … [more]
Aging is inevitable — for humans and for the dogs we love. November has been designated, “Senior Pet Month” and we want to take some time today to share some of the benefits of senior dogs, how to care for your senior dog and how wonderful the love of a senior dog is!
As our dogs age we need to … [more]