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If you are taking your furry friend along for the ride with you, around the corner or a long road trip, it is important to properly secure your pooch. In fact, some states require it and may fine you should your dog be hurt in an accident due
Responsible pet owners mark your calendars – June is National Microchipping Month! Read on to learn the facts about microchipping, from the quick return of lost pets to understanding how chipping helps local animal shelters.
Anxiety isn't unique to humans—dogs experience it, too. As with humans, anxiety is a normal response to stress and keeps dogs alert to possible danger.
From preventative care to addressing and treating existing ailments and issues, there are a number of ways in which you should care for your best furry friend's paws.
Did you know a lost dog with a microchip is 2.5 times more likely to be reunited with its family than a dog without a chip? If you adopted your beloved dog from a shelter, chances are it’s already microchipped.
Little parasites can be a big problem, and fleas are no exception. Here's what you can do to protect your pet before warm weather comes.
Pets can be a great source of comfort and fun in a pet owner's life. Pets become family members, and taking care of their health and happiness is a priority.
Fleas and ticks are the bane of many of dog owner’s existences. When your dog has a flea infestation, you’ll be the first one to notice his or her misery.
After a long winter of cold, wet weather, you are probably more than ready for blue skies, sunshine and warm days ahead.
There are a variety of reasons why keeping your furry friend on a leash at all times can be the best option, in order to keep him truly safe and comfortable in any environment.
Just as humans often need to find ways to unwind from the stresses of life, so too does your dog. He can feel just as much stress or anxiety as you do while you're away from home, fending off mighty beasts (passing dogs) and serious potential threats
Adding a new, rambunctious pup to the household is a dream come true for most people.
The saying goes that everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day, and with 10% of Americans claiming Irish heritage there is certainly a sense of pride when March 17th rolls around.
Bringing a new puppy into your home is an exciting process. Whether you are a longtime dog owner, or if you are embarking on your first pet-owning experience, it can be important to have an idea of all the different supplies you are going to need to
It is hard for anyone to resist the big eyes, fluffy fur, and playful nature of a puppy, but welcoming a puppy into your home is not something that should be a snap decision or one based only on emotion.
When you and your family are about to bring a new puppy into your home, there's no doubt you're counting down the days with sheer excitement and glee.
You’ve mulled it over, done the research, and picked out the perfect breed. Now it’s time to make sure that you’re fully prepared to give your new puppy the life he deserves.
The winter months can wreak havoc on your activity levels. In the colder season, it might be harder to get out and do more things.
Colder weather might be a welcome change if you have a dog that does well during winter. Siberian huskies, Tibetan terriers and other similar breeds are made to handle cold winters, but there are many that are not.
When winter weather hits, sometimes you just want to cuddle up next to the fire and wait it out.
There are many opportunities to update your dog’s style all year round. If you have a puppy, you will need to take updated measurements on a regular basis. Keeping track of the neck, chest, and body length measurements of an adult dog can also
Winter in much of the U.S. can mean shorter days, bad weather, freezing temperatures, and bored pets. Those dreary winter days can start to seem endless if you don’t find a way to mix it up and keep your dog occupied.
Winter means cold weather, holiday celebrations and of course snow. Snow is not a reason to grouch and stay home with your dog. Instead, you should get excited because it means fun times are ahead.
When the temperature drops and cold, wet weather begins to settle in, it's time to start considering how best to care for your beloved canine in such conditions.
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