Dental disease is common in dogs. In fact, about 80% of dogs develop at least a mild form of dental disease by the age of three. This disease happens when plaque made of food particles and bacteria stays on the … Continue reading Why Routine Dental Cleanings Are Important
Many of us have heard about essential oils and why we would want them in our home. However, what most pet parents do not know, is that they are extremely dangerous for their dogs. When we first got our four-month-old … Continue reading Are essential oils bad for your dog?
Getting a new dog is exciting; a new addition to the family, another buddy to take care of, and lots of cuddle time. However, this is also a serious decision. There are lots of factors that go into getting a … Continue reading What You Should Research Before Getting a Dog
Summer is coming soon, and many of us are already experiencing hot weather. Dogs often want to go outside even when it’s really hot, and sometimes they are willing to play even when their bodies are overheating. Owners need to … Continue reading Ways to Keep Your Dog Cool This Summer
The rise of social media has called for a change in the definition of the term celebrity, finally shining the spotlight over to dogs too! If you’re a dog lover, what’s better than seeing a familiar furry friend pop up … Continue reading 5 Dog Celebrity Influencers Who are Definitely Worth a Follow
Storms can be a major anxiety trigger for tons of dogs. It can be hard to figure out the correct way to comfort your dogs from the start of that first thunderclap. Your dog may start shaking, panting, running around … Continue reading How to Comfort Dogs Who Get Storm Anxiety
Many dog owners do not dance around the idea that their dogs make have a phobia. Day to night, we discover that our dogs have their own personalities. They may be impressed with playing with their dog toys or even … Continue reading 5 Steps in Helping Your Dog Overcome a Water Phobia
In the news, I have seen that many greyhound race tracks have shut down in states such as Florida and Alabama. Retired racing greyhounds have needed homes for quite a while, but now many more need homes. While I am not here to pressure anyone to adopt a greyhound, I just want to share some information on how this breed is suitable for different kinds of home environments. Let’s dig in and see how. They Can Live Well in Apartments While they are the fastest breed, they are also couch potatoes as long as they are exercised regularly. They are … Continue reading Greyhound: The Versatile Breed
Many dog owners know for a fact that it is inevitable for the owner to get a little slack with naming their dog after a human name like Susan or ellen. It is leftover of why unique humans name their … Continue reading The Trouble With Naming Your pet a Human Name
So, we’ve all gone through tough times — emotionally, physically, mentally. We immediately run to our best friend, or a family member, in order to let our emotions and thoughts flow out. Sometimes those very same people don’t understand. They … Continue reading Reasons Why You Should Get A Dog
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