“Does my homeowner’s insurance coverage protect me if my dog bites someone?” It’s a question I get 
asked all the time. People will call the office to inquire about dog bite insurance or to receive a dog bite insurance quote and the conversation inevitably turns toward whether, or how much, a homeowner’s insurance policy will protect someone.
National … [more]
Puppies and dogs are both adorable and cuddly. Did you also know that a puppies and dogs can make you healthier and happier? It’s true.
Chances are you have heard the research that shows that the simple act of petting a dog or cat can lower your blood pressure. There has been new research that now shows that simple ways … [more]
Spring is in the air and that means many more dog owners will be out and about taking their dogs for walks. If you want to know how to have a fun & safe walk with your dog, read on. One of the most 
important reasons you want to be safe when walking your dog is that you want to … [more]
The role of “pet mom” or “pet dad” means that you are responsible for a living being. That responsibility brings with it the need to find a veterinarian to care for your dog for both wellness-related issues or for
care in emergency medical situations.
How can you choose the best vet for your dog? There are myriad items to keep … [more]
Spring is in the air and it’s the time of year when many family’s thoughts turn toward, “We should get a puppy!” That’s great and there are so many puppies and older dogs who are looking for their forever homes and forever families!
Before you rush out and get the first dog or puppy that you see, though, please take … [more]
Did you know: There are close to 90 million dogs living in households in the United States? With that 
many dogs, there is the very real possibility that a dog bite wil happen. Keep in mind that many dogs will never bite anyone, but it is important that every pet parent understand that any dog, of any breed can bite.… [more]
Easter Sunday and April Fool’s Day are fast approaching — both on Sunday, April 1. Easter typically is a time for hiding and finding brightly-colored and dyed Easter eggs, Sunday finery and a time for friends and family to gather for a meal together.
We want everyone to have a safe, happy and dog-bite free Easter Sunday and that is … [more]
Puppies, like children, like to put things into their mouths; sometimes those “things” are your body parts
— fingers, legs, feet, etc. While you may think it is “cute” that your puppy bites and nips when he is playing, if he isn’t trained in the proper way to express himself, you may grow up with an adult dog who continues … [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]
As pet parents, we have to take on the role of “protector” to our pets just as we do if we have young children in the house. During Poison Prevention Awareness Month (March), we have rounded up some ways in which dog parents can keep them safe from any kind of unintentional poisoning and other harm.
Remember, poison prevention awareness … [more]