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Coping with Losing a Dog
A dog is more than just a pet to people, rather a dog is a part of your family. When your dog passes, you can feel a lot of emotions that are overwhelming. We can all experience and handle loss in different ways, and there is no reason to feel ashamed of any feelings you…
Dog Friendly Things To Do In ABQ
Albuquerque is the perfect place to explore nature, culture, and history with your canine companion. The city is full of life and waiting for adventure. So strap up your pooch and get out to enjoy all the dog-friendly activities ABQ has to offer! Old Town Albuquerque ABQ is full of history, and Historic Old Town…
Can Dogs Eat Ice?
Ice may seem like the perfect quick and cooling summer treat for your pooch to chew on, but is it safe? Well, yes, ice is relatively safe for dogs to consume, but it’s important to be careful about how much and how often they are. Your dog may lunge for that stray piece of ice…
Tips for Making Homemade Dog Toothpaste
One of the worst things is running out of toothpaste for your dog and not being able to run to the store to grab more. However, there are ways to make some at home if you need it in a pinch. Homemade dog toothpaste typically includes baking soda, water or coconut oil, and a flavor…
Should I Brush My Dog’s Teeth?
The simple answer is yes. It is estimated that over 2/3 of dogs over the age of three have periodontal disease, an inflammation of tissues surrounding the teeth. This disease starts as gingivitis caused by plaque, and progresses to involve the bony tooth sockets. If this goes untreated it can lead to painful tooth loss….
Best Artificial Grass for Dogs
Do you live in a place where it is difficult to take your dog outside? Are they having accidents in the house because of it? If so, you should look into the various types of artificial grass on the market. There are types you can use indoors, on balconies, and in outdoor areas not suitable…
The Best Puppy Playpens
It only takes a moment for your puppy to make a mess. Raising a puppy is a 24/7 job, but it’s impossible to keep your eye on them every second of the day. A puppy playpen is simply an enclosed area that gives your puppy the freedom to play while confining them to a safe,…
Bonfire Safety Tips for Dogs
As our warm days turn to nights, it’s time for some bonfire fun. Although we know to not get too close to the fire, our pets are curious and might adventure a little too close. Take these few precautionary measures to create a safe environment for you and your dog to enjoy a fire. Boundaries…
Best Apps for Dog Owners 2021
Technology today can do almost anything we want it to. You might have an app for ordering food, counting your steps, shopping and more. It’s true what they say these days, “there’s an app for that.” If you’re a pet parent, there are quite a few apps out there made specifically for people with furry…
Helping Your Anxious Dog
Dog anxiety is normal and healthy in all breeds, and can affect each dog differently. However, if left unchecked, it can develop into an anxiety disorder leading to behavioral and other issues. Some dogs may have a brief anxious reaction, while more anxious dogs have greater consequences. Causes According to the AKC, there are numerous…
Dog Biking Tips
Biking with your dog is not something to just pick up and try. Please do your homework and research the proper equipment and process beforehand. This article is a brief overview of what to look for. Disclaimer during the summer: The hotter it is, the more we need to pay attention to what our pets…
How Much Playtime Do Puppies Need?
The question of “how long should I play with my puppy?” is hard to answer. Because it depends on the breed, gender, age, and individual differences. Start by following the modified version of the 5-minute rule and then make small adjustments from there depending on the energy level of your puppy. Modified 5-Minute Rule One…
Understanding Your Dog’s Senses
We may know the basics of what our dogs can do with their taste, smell, hearing, sight and touch, but their is much more that will blow your mind! Taste Taste is the one sense that dog’s lack excellence in. Dogs actually have far fewer taste buds than humans and don’t have a well-developed sense…
How Dogs Choose Their Favorite Person
Everybody wants to be their dog’s favorite! A lot of people question how our dog’s choose who their favorite person is. Well, it comes down to 4 factors: socialization, attention, positive association and personality. Socialization Matters Most dogs bond the best to whoever cares for them during their key socialization period, which occurs between birth…
Does My Dog Have Arthritis?
Arthritis is usually the result of ongoing wear and tear and instability in the joints. Although other factors such as injury, genetic makeup, infection, immune disease and cancer can also affect the progression. The most common joints affected in dogs are the hips, knees, shoulders and elbows. We have created a guide for pet owners…