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The bond some people have with their pets is intense and full of love, as many consider them to be members of their own family. And just like with other relationships, it is important to continue to develop the bond you have with your pup. There are many ways to bond with your dog that…

Your dog has a range of emotions, just like you. He can be happy, sad, excited, or just plain neutral. Each one of these emotions causes changes in your dog. If you noticed that your dog has been particularly stressed out lately, then it might be helpful to understand how stress actually affects them. First,…

Some of us are dog people, while others are cat people. But what if you’re both? Dog and cats can be a challenging duo to make get along. Having animals from different species share a space can prove to be difficult, but dogs and cats don’t have to be mortal enemies. In fact, they more…

If you love dogs, it may be difficult to resist the urge to run up and cuddle every adorable pooch you see, but not every dog reacts positively to first meeting someone new. Being responsible about how you approach dogs at the first meet is important. Be on the side of caution and read on…

During the summer, we often spend a lot of time with our pups outside enjoying the warm weather. One important detail often forgotten on us is that the hot pavement can burn their paws. Remember if the ground can cook an egg during the summer, it can burn your dogs paws too. Keep your dog…

There’s nothing worse than a wet dog. But as a pet-owner, it’s inevitable that your pooch gets wet. Whether your dog is an avid swimmer, prone to wetting the bed, or you just live in a damp environment, a waterproof bed comes in hand. With tons of options available for your dog, which one is…

We love spending time outdoors with our dogs, and most dogs love being outside. We are always careful to make sure they have enough water and a shady place to sit if they get hot, but one thing we may forget about is sunscreen. It is important to apply sunscreen to dogs when they are…

It’s 2 a.m. and you suddenly wake up to loud snoring. You turn over to see if your significant other is snoring, but when you realize the sound is coming from the other side, you turn and realize it’s your dog. Yes, you heard it right, dogs snore as well. It may be cute online,…

Traveling by air is stressful enough; adding your furry family member to the mix can cause even more anxiety. Long wait times, layovers, and delayed flights can make things difficult for traveling pet owners, especially if flights get changed. Traveling with a pet comes with a lot of planning and extra time needing to be…

Give your dog a new reason to wait for the mail man with their very own dog subscription box. Every month, they’re gifted new toys, treats, and gear to add to their collection. With their growing popularity, there is a subscription box out there for every type of dog. Whether they are aggressive chewers, picky…

With Mother’s Day fast approaching (Sunday May 10th) getting that doggie mother the perfect gift may seem like a daunting task. Here are neat gift ideas for her and her 4 legged children. 1. Purchase a photo session for her and her dog(s) with Sarah Wood Photography. Sarah does amazing work to get the best…

It looks like the “dog days of summer” refers to more than just hot weather. That’s because August has been namedNational Immunization Awareness month. August is a perfect time (and there’s never a bad one) to make sure your canine friend gets his necessary vaccinations against potentially deadly germs. While the decision to immunize and…

Picture this: you come home to a house that looks like it’s been hit by the world’s first indoor tornado. There is stuff EVERYWHERE. Couch cushions are scattered, stuffing  misplaced. Papers are shredded all over the  floor. Your coffee table is demolished. Maybe there is a little poo in the corner. And who is there…

I had a demonstration recently with a Brazilian Mastiff that I was told is “aggressive.”  This dog is muzzled with a basket muzzle every time it leaves the home.  When kenneled it is labeled as a “do not handle” dog. When I met the dog at the boarding facility we kept the muzzle off and…