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Tips for Adopting Your First Dog
Adopting a dog means giving it a chance at a second life and having a forever furry friend! But, the adoption process can be confusing if it’s your first time. Here are some quick tips on how to make your first adoption experience run as smoothly as possible! Why Adopt? Adopting a dog is one…
Tips for Entertaining Your Dog
A bored dog is often a destructive dog! Dogs can get bored easily and turn to less than ideal ways of entertainment like chewing, barking, or whining. Dogs need a lot of stimulation to keep them happy. A lack of stimulation for your dog can lead to depression, anxiety, aggression, and becoming overweight. You want…
Keeping Your Dog Quiet While Working from Home
With more and more dog-owners working remotely full-time, it can be hard to keep up with being a dog-parent and a responsible employee. Plus, with you being home more often, your dog may become used to this and think that it’s around-the-clock playtime. So how do you keep your workspace quiet while working from home…
Best Chicken-Free Foods for Dogs With Sensitivities or Allergies
Since chicken is a lean source of animal protein and offers loads of nutrients, it’s a popular item in many dog foods. However, it’s also one of the most common food allergens found among dogs. For pup parents with dogs that have this allergy, it can be difficult to find quality dog food that is…
What Does My Dog’s Poop Color Mean?
Your dog’s poop color can tell you a lot about what might be going on internally. The longer you have your dog, the more you will notice what a normal stool looks like for him. Although a healthy poo can vary from breed to breed and based on their diet, a “normal” stool is generally…
Dog Friendly Restaurants in Salt Lake City
There are 84 pet friendly restaurants in Salt Lake City that welcome dogs at their outdoor tables. Need help deciding where to eat? Check out this guide to help you pick! Spitz SLC 35 E Broadway, Salt Lake City, UT, US, 84111 Delicious Mediterranean wraps and sandwiches, fresh veggies, and craft beer. Beautiful covered, open…
Truth on Litter Mate Syndrome
Many dog behavior experts agree it’s a bad idea to bring home a pair of puppies from the same litter “Littermate syndrome” is based on anecdotal evidence that often two siblings adopted together bond intensely with each other, to the exclusion of their human family Puppies with littermate syndrome often suffer from intense separation anxiety…