Cycling with your dog is a great way to keep fit and exercise your dog in one quick hit, particularly if your dog has lots of energy. Before you grab the dog lead and bike and head out the gate, here are a few questions you should ask first. Is my … Continue reading
EzyDog Photo Competition: Make your dog famous!
Posted on September 4, 2013 Written by
Submit a picture of your EzyDog enjoying the outdoors to the Four Seasons Competition Tab on our Worldwide Facebook Page. At the start of October our photographer friends will go through all the entries and pick 12 winners to go into our 2014 … Continue reading
Helping Your Overweight Dog Stay Fit
Posted on July 16, 2013 Written by
Dogs become overweight and obese in the same way people do, by eating more food than their bodies need. When the amount of energy, measured in calories, that's taken in exceeds the amount of energy used, dogs and people gain weight. It's not … Continue reading
Dog Leash Training and Microchipping
Posted on July 9, 2013 Written by
Whether you're getting a new dog or you've had one for years, microchipping your pet is worth serious consideration. Even if your dog is extremely well-trained, the cost of microchipping is a great investment in your dog's safety and well-being. Even … Continue reading
Traveling with Your Dog
Posted on July 2, 2013 Written by
Traveling with a dog beyond the corner store takes the same kinds of planning and consideration that it does when you travel. Safety and comfort are paramount. You can keep your dog safe and comfortable by doing just a little planning before you head … Continue reading
Adopting an Older Dog
Posted on June 25, 2013 Written by
There are many benefits to adopting an older or senior dog. While puppies are cuddly and fun, older dogs also have a lot to offer you as a pet owner. First, the dog is fully grown. You won't take a small puppy home and end up needing an extra room … Continue reading
Water Safety Beyond a Dog Life Preserver
Posted on June 18, 2013 Written by
Since all dogs don't swim well, contrary to popular belief, a dog life preserver is a piece of safety gear you should have on hand when you plan on playing with your pet near water. Even if you plan on being in a boat or on shore without ever dipping … Continue reading
Dog Housetraining Tips
Posted on June 11, 2013 Written by
When you bring a new puppy home you'll want to have it around you as much as possible. It's natural to want to spend tons of playtime with your new dog. But proper housetraining is important and should start right away. One of the easiest ways to … Continue reading
Dog Seat Belts and Other Travel Tips
Posted on June 4, 2013 Written by
Taking your dog for a trip in the car, short or long, can be an adventure. But the idea is for the adventure to happen once you get to your destination, not because of drama on the trip. There are a number of things you can do to make your car trips … Continue reading
Which Dog Should You Choose?
Posted on May 28, 2013 Written by
Chances are good that there are certain dog breeds that you love. Many people fall in love with a breed and choose that type of dog when they want a new puppy or a rescue dog. But there are many more things to consider when getting a new dog than … Continue reading