Tag: "Tips"

Tips & Tricks October 15, 2015

Top 21 Homemade Toys For Dogs

If you’re a proud dog owner, then you surely know that dog toys are essential to keeping your pooch entertained […]

Dog Care October 12, 2015

21 Things That Make Your Dog Really Happy

Dogs are no strangers to crafting their own fun. If lucky, their owners will be responsible for toys, treats, and […]

Tips & Tricks October 5, 2015

How To Keep Your Dog’s Mouth Clean

There’s a number of reasons why it’s imperative to keep your dog’s oral hygiene at a decent level, and you’re […]

General November 11, 2014

Another 5 Things Your Dog Hates

1. Forcing Your Dog to Interact with People and Animals They Don’t Like Like any other social species, dogs have […]

Dog Care August 28, 2014

Dog-Friendly Environments Could Seriously Reduce Obesity

Researchers from the University of Liverpool found that proper dog owner education and dog-friendly environments and neighborhoods could tackle obesity […]

Dog Care August 26, 2014

20 Plants That May Poison Your Dog

When choosing house or garden plants, bear in mind that over 700 plants are toxic to dogs. Luckily, not all […]

Dog Care August 16, 2014

Your Dog’s Breath is a Sign of Its Health

No one expects a dog’s breath to be minty fresh, but when a dog has chronic halitosis, or bad breath, it may be a sign of something else. Bad breath is caused by a build-up of bacteria in the gut, lungs or mouth, and occasional bad breath is not necessarily a concern.

Dog Care August 5, 2014

Paleo Diet For Dogs

These days, it seems that everyone is jumping on the Paleo bandwagon. And, if it is good for you, it might be a good idea for your pets as well. Some claim that dogs were meant to live as wolves, on a diet strictly limited to raw meat.

Tips & Tricks July 21, 2014

Teeth Cleaning On A Budget

Just as good dental hygiene is critical to strong teeth and gums in humans, maintaining a good dental routine is also important for your pets. Here, we’ll take a look at the impact of dental disease on your dog’s overall health, some important signs to look for and how to keep your pet’s teeth clean on a budget.

Tips & Tricks July 10, 2014

Ohio Marine Saved After Dog Dials 911

Major is a Labrador Retriever-Pit Bull mix who lives with his owner in Zanesville, Ohio. Major belongs to retired Sergeant Terry McGlade, a wounded veteran who suffered from a traumatic brain injury when a road side bomb exploded during a tour of duty in Afghanistan. McGlade suffers from PTSD and memory loss.

General June 22, 2014

Finding the Right Groomer

When it comes time to groom your pet, you may find that the task is better left to professionals. Maybe Rover has gotten too big for you to wrestle into the tub, or you know Fluffy’s long coat will never look the same after you get near it with a pair of scissors.

Furry Pals June 15, 2014

Approaching a Scared Dog

As long as you are mindful of when it’s better to walk away, you can approach a scared dog by maintaining a calm demeanor. Even the best trained and most calm dogs can behave unpredictably, if threatened or scared. In all situations, it’s best to ask the owner for permission to greet the dog and let the dog be the one to approach you.

Tips & Tricks June 2, 2014

Saving At The Vet

Going to the veterinarian is expensive. Anyone who has ever had a pet knows this. Yet, regular veterinary exams are important to protecting your beloved pet’s health, and even the healthiest of pets will sometimes need extra treatment or medication for something unexpected that pops up, such as an injury or eating something that’s not food.

General May 30, 2014

Starting a Dog Walking Club

You may or may not have heard of dog walking clubs. Basically, these clubs are just as their name implies – groups of dogs being walked together. One of the best reasons to walk your dog in a group is because it adds a vital aspect of socialization for not only your dog but you as well when you all go your walks.

Tips & Tricks May 24, 2014

The Pros and Cons of Online Dog Training

All dog owners want a pup that’s well behaved and properly trained. However, according to ABC News, American adults these days work more each year than residents of any other country; they take less vacation time, work longer hours, and typically retire later as well.