Whether you have been trying to take care of your dog’s grooming needs yourself or bringing them to a salon, it is well worth giving in-home grooming a try.
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If you are like most pet parents, you take a lot of pleasure in making your dog happy and hate to cause discomfort or stress. However, unless you want to spend your life with your dog trying to control everything about their environment, teaching them to respond appropriately to stressors will make life a lot more pleasant for both of you.
Here's what you need to know about instilling boundaries and why this is such a critical exercise for you and your dog.
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Smart dogs find more ways to get into mischief and are often less able to be satisfied with simple toys. You may need to work harder to keep your intelligent dog happy and healthy.
It can be especially hard to occupy an intelligent dog during times when you cannot actively engage and train them. Here are some things to do to help you manage your relationship with an intelligent dog…
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You will never forget the moment your furbaby meets your human baby. Preparing for and managing the first and the following interactions is essential. Here's what you need to know about introducing a new baby or toddler to a dog and how to manage their interactions going forward.
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It's hard to beat the excitement of bringing home a new puppy. Have you been drooling over every picture the breeder sent for weeks? Are you finally coming back from an adoption event with just the right new family member? Either way, the moment that a new dog comes home is sure to be one that you'll remember.
However, this is also a delicate time for your puppy and your family. You don't want to be so caught up in the excitement that you aren't careful about making good decisions. Here are 10 things that are essential when you first bring home a puppy.
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It often seems like our dogs should have a life of luxury with no stressors or problems at all. After all, they don't have to pay bills or go to work. In fact, most dogs face a number of stressors throughout their lives. Here are some ways to help cope with stress.
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In many ways, the coronavirus quarantine is a perfect time to get a new pet. More time at home means more time to devote to training and getting to know a new pet.
However, even with more time, teaching a new dog or puppy to live in your home can be challenging. Potty training during Covid presents its own special challenges. Here are some tips to help you potty train your new puppy or adult rescue dog.
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You love your pet, so naturally, you want to do anything you have to do to take care of them if they get hurt or sick. Few things are more terrible for a pet owner than having to decide between costly medical attention and losing their pet.
Pet insurance takes a lot of the guesswork and anxiety out of taking care of your pet. But is it a better investment than a savings account? Here's what you need to know about the advantages and disadvantages of pet insurance.
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Walks are one of the most important activities that your dog gets to enjoy. Walking isn't just an opportunity for exercise; it's a chance to explore, take in the world, and bond with the handler and other dogs.
Unfortunately, walking can be uncomfortable, stressful, or even dangerous for the handler, the dog, and the community if the dog isn't under control or the wrong equipment is used.
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Pack walks can safely and effectively provide your dog with exercise, training, and socialization. Here's what you need to know about pack walks: why they work and what they can do for your pup.
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Meditation is an excellent way to calm dogs down, but it is also a great way to help you cope with the stresses of everyday life. Now, more than ever, keeping a calm state of mind and staying present in the moment is a challenge, but dog meditation can help.
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In many parts of the country, we're going back to work. This means our dogs are going back to being left at home for longer periods of time.. Some dogs may have a hard time adjusting, even if they didn't mind solitude before the quarantine.
Here's what you need to know about how to prevent separation anxiety after COVID 19.
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As a result of the coronavirus outbreak, thousands of people across the country are in various states of quarantine and isolation… which means their dogs are too, making mental stimulation for our furry friends even more important than ever.
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