Dog Care
How To Give Your Dog a Massage
Dog love close contact, and respond powerfully to touch, but if a dog massage is something you’ve never thought of doing, then here are some tips on where to begin.
Soothing Your Dog’s Fears
When your dog starts to pant, you’ll know he is anxious and feeling fear. Here are a few things that might stress your dog, what you can do about them.
Keeping Your Dog’s Ears Clean
Cleaning your dog’s ears regularly will make them less likely to have dirt, debris, germs, infections and other issues.
How to Get Rid of and Prevent Matting Fur
Most long-haired dogs will get mats in their fur at some point. Mats aren’t particularly harmful to your dog, but can cause discomfort and a few problems.
What’s the Best Way to File Your Dog’s Nails?
A major aspect of grooming your dogs is keeping their nails at an appropriate length. Here are some tips on how to do that.
5 Things To Remember While Caring For Your New Puppy
If you are a first-time puppy parent, here are a few tips you need to keep in mind, while caring for your new bundle of joy.
An Old Dog’s Request
Yes, I am loyal to you to the very end, please be as loyal to me. Love me until the very end for I am a gift. With each wag of my tail, I say thank you.
5 Ways To Ensure Your Dog Is Safe While At Doggy Daycare
Going on a trip without your dog and worried about how they’ll do at doggy daycare? This article tells you a few things you can do beforehand so they’re safe.
Why Dog Owners Need a Dog Door
There are numerous reasons you might want to introduce a doggy door to your pet-inhabited home, but here are the top four.
How To Train Your Kids To Behave Around Dogs
This article helps parents teach their children the proper way to behave around pets and dogs in particular.
How To Keep Your Pets Safe In The Car
Pets are at as great of risk for injury in an accident as humans, so properly restraining them in a car equipped to handle pets is imperative to their safety.
How To Control Your Dog Around Children
Even if you have the friendliest dog in the world, a dangerous situation can develop in mere seconds. Children may unintentionally do things to trigger aggression in dogs.
When The Kids Go Back To School
Dogs can suffer from a kind of empty nest syndrome when their kids go back to school after a summer of extended playtime and attention.
“Smart” Toys for Smart Dogs
So how do you deal with the fact that your dog can outsmart seemingly every toy, going straight for the poor stuffed pig’s throat or immediately finding and destroying the squeaker?
Afraid To Leave Your Dog Alone? 6 Creative Things You Can Do
This article can help pet owners find creative ways to keep their dogs occupied while they leave them alone for periods of time.
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