It’s January, the holidays are over, and if you are like so many others, there’s a new dog that has joined your family. Whether she’s a puppy or a more mature dog, there are things that all new dog owners need to be aware of.

It’s January, the holidays are over, and if you are like so many others, there’s a new dog that has joined your family. Whether she’s a puppy or a more mature dog, there are things that all new dog owners need to be aware of.
As a dog lover. you want to help with the care of dogs in need. Obviously adopting a dog from a shelter is the ideal, but that isn’t always something you’re able to do. So I have come up with some ideas that might work for you.
Have you noticed your dog may be slowing down a little, has maybe gained a few pounds, or is possible getting a bit gray around the muzzle? These are all signs that your pup is becoming a senior…
It’s important to take safety measures with your dog at Halloween, because although dogs are fun to dress up, it feels safer taking your dog trick or treating (as long as your dog doesn’t get nervous or over excited), there’s all kinds of goodies left lying around the house, or because the noise and the […]
When you are a “pup parent” and you’re getting ready to go on a vacation that doesn’t include Fido…who are you going to trust to take care of not only your dog, but your house?
As summer temperatures begin to rise, now is a good time to put some safety precautions in place to help your dog beat the heat…