Potty Training Your Dog; What Really Works?
As we all know, potty training a puppy is no easy task. In fact, I really, really hate it. When I was fostering dogs, I’d take in a potty trained older dog no problem. It didn’t matter if they had other issues, like if they’d had biting problem, or resource guarding, or dog aggression, etc. […]
How Much Should you Budget Annually for Your Dog?
How much you budget annually for your annually will depend on several factors. After the initial payment for the dog and the ensuing trip to the vet, the recurring costs can be mostly laid out on paper. However, owning a dog always comes with surprises. Extra vet trips or learning that your dog needs a […]
Picking a Dog Breed
Dogs are considered “Man’s Best Friend” and choosing one to be part of your family can be a difficult decision. You should think long and hard about whether you’re truly ready for a dog and also do your research into the breed/breeds to ensure that the dog you’re getting will have a lifestyle that will […]
Five Human Foods to Never Feed Your Dog
One of the most crucial aspects of pet care is knowing what you can and can’t feed your dog. While it can be difficult to say no to that cute little begging face, knowing what foods to keep away from your pet just might end up saving their life. A variety of foods can cause […]
How to Fight Fleas on Your Pet and in Your Home
You and your faithful companion go out to the backyard to enjoy the sunshine. You kick back in your chair and soak in the rays as your dog takes a spot beside you. You’re totally relaxed and enjoying the day but you soon see that your buddy is really uncomfortable. He’s digging and jerking around […]
How to Exercise Your Dog
One of the healthiest things for your new dog is exercise. There’s really no such thing as too much exercise, but you don’t want to keep your dog outdoors too long, either. There’s a happy balance to ensure that your dog is able to work off some energy (and some calories) so that he or […]
Chewing, Digging and Other Destructive Dog Behaviors and How to Correct Them
Destructive dog behaviors aren’t good for either you or your dog. Dogs that have destructive habits are far more likely to be rehomed than dogs who don’t. Owners of destructive dogs face higher costs when moving apartments due to damages caused and from needing to replace furniture and other items that the dog has destroyed. […]