As the summer goes on, we hope you’re enjoying the warm weather and all that the season has to offer. It’s the perfect time to get outdoors and go on adventures with your best furry friend. However, with the higher temperatures, the opportunities to be around water, and other elements of the summertime comes certain […]
5 Reasons Your Dog Should Wear A Life Jacket
Posted on June 27, 2022 Written by
Summer is the perfect season to ramp up your outdoor adventures with family, friends, and your four-legged companions. It also is the season to find the best spots to cool down and beat the heat, whether that be at the beach, in a kayak or boat, or in your backyard pool. In the same way […]
Dog Hiking Gear Guide
Posted on August 2, 2018 Written by
To bring the dog, or not to bring the dog? Every adventure-seeking dog owner crosses this fork in the trail at one point or another. Sometimes it can seem too difficult to bring our canine companions with us and the thought of leaving them behind can be heartbreaking. But, on the other hand, there’s nothing […]
Summer Safety For Dogs
Posted on June 4, 2018 Written by
Summer is arguably the best time of year to be a dog. The trails and sidewalks are ready to explore, long walks and trips to the beach, and the air is filled with exciting new smells drifting on the warm breeze. However, the warmest months can also be the most dangerous for dogs and important […]
How To Stop Your Dog From Pulling
Posted on February 15, 2018 Written by
Exercise is an important part of a dog’s lifestyle. If you’re like most pet parents, you don’t live on a hundred-acre farm or a cabin high in the mountains where your dog can run free. Your environment requires you to walk your dog on a leash, which is an enriching experience for you and your […]
Your Dog and the Backyard
Posted on March 13, 2014 Written by
If you’re fortunate enough to have a large backyard, your dog has plenty of space to play and potty without the need for you take her for a walk away from your home. Your dog will still benefit from walks for exercise, but a fenced backyard can be a pet owner’s friend. Just remember that […]
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 always easy to see at a glance if a dog is overweight. […]
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 a well-trained pet could become startled and bolt away from his owner or his […]
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 out on your trip. Remember that it’s always possible to board […]
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 a toe into the surf, […]