Calling All Party Pups! 5 New Year’s Resolutions for Your 4-Legged Friend
Don’t let your party pupper become a party pooper this year. After the fireworks have settled and things return to normal, embrace change for a
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5 Tail Wagging Tips for a Dog-Friendly Christmas
The holiday season the best time of year for pup parents. But between the hustle, bustle, travel plans, and strangers Christmas can be stressful for
Doggy Dental Hygiene Tips
While dental cavities are not much of a concern for your furbaby, poor dental hygiene can still lead to plaque, tartar build-up, not to mention
Keep Your Senior Dog’s Mind Bright When Faced with Dementia
Do you know how to spot the signs of doggie dementia? More importantly, are you prepared to keep your senior puppy mentally engaged and active
Boredom Busters: How to Keep Your Dog Mentally Stimulated
As pup parents we often focus on our dogs’ nutritional and physical health. We read ingredient labels, we go on long walks, but how much
3 Steps to Start a Safe Running Routine with Your Dog
Whether you already run five miles per day or you’re just getting started, your furry best friend can help you make the most of your
5 Benefits of Dog Ownership
If you’re reading this, then we probably don’t need to convince you that dogs are amazing. But, did you know that aside from sweet cuddles,
Strange Dog Behaviour Explained
We love our pups but there have likely been a few times when your dog’s behavior has made you scratch your head. Largely, these behaviors
Taking Care of Senior Dogs
It’s a fact of life that we all age and our pets are no exception. Perhaps you’ve noticed your own dog showing signs of aging
3 Ways to Help Your Dog Beat Boredom
When we think about our dog’s daily schedule, we tend to think about them sleeping the day away, going for a walk, eating, and snuggling
A Guide to Dog Toys
Dog toys are an important part of your pup’s development that also provides an outlet to release physical and mental energy. Walking into a pet
Watching your dog’s weight
Do you know that according to a 2017 survey released by the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP), 56% of dogs in the United States
