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10 Summer Fun Ideas for You and Your Dog
Summer and activities go hand in hand. Beautiful sunny days melt into warm and fragrant summer nights. It’s the perfect time to enjoy some quality time with friends and family. And there are so many different things you can do this summer. Our Top 10 Summer Fun Ideas...
Playing a Game of Fetch with Your Dog
Whether the sun is shining or you’re stuck in the living room on a rainy day, a game of fetch is always fun. Some dogs are fetch-experts, others...well, they may need a little help. Either way, practice makes perfect. Not to mention you and your dog can always learn...
Dog Bites: Reasons Why & Ways To Prevent
Sometimes the sweetest, most devoted dog can gnash his teeth into your tender skin. I’ll never forget the first time my dog Rigby nipped me. He truly is the sweetest miniature schnauzer and we were all a little shocked. After thinking about it for a few minutes we...
A Field Guide for Working Dog Owners
We all enjoy a good day at some cozy place to hang out. That’s why your dog needs a safe area of the home to relax in while you’re gone. Many of us put in 40 plus hours at our day jobs every week. Not to mention the slew of errands we need to take care of and social...
DNA: What To Know Before Testing Fido’s
Lately, DNA testing has been a pretty popular topic. I have had a good handful of friends get their own DNA test through Ancestory.com and tons more say they would love to do it as well. With a quick swab of your cheek you can tell exactly the line of your heritage....
Top 10 Pet Safe Plants for Gardening
Spring is the season for sprucing up your gardens and porches. However, there are some plants out there that are not pet safe. So, before you hit up the nursery make sure you know that you’re not accidentally buying a toxic plant. Top 10 Pet Safe Plants to Pick for...
Weather-Prepare Your Dog When It Changes
Navigating the weather in spring can be a little tricky. Depending on where you live it can feel like winter in the morning and summer by the afternoon. No to mention random downpours and unpredictable hot and cold fronts. Luckily our dogs are pretty adaptable, but...
Microchipping Your Pets-3 Reasons Why
If you’re a pet owner, you've probably heard about microchipping your pet. This method of identification is different than your usual ID collars and pet tags. Microchip implants are an integrated circuit that is placed under the skin of your pet to help ID them in...
Pet First Aid Month: Reacting to Pet Injury
When we get hurt or injured we usually know what to do. But do you know what to do if it is your pet that is the one that is wounded? Since April is National Pet First Aid Awareness Month it is the perfect time to go over the basics. Being able to react quickly with...
