As a dog owner, one of the most important things you can do for your furry friend is to protect them from tick diseases. Ticks are small, parasitic arachnids that can transmit dangerous diseases, such as Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and ehrlichiosis. In...
Can you trust your dog in the kitchen? Even when your back is turned? If you answered no, your dog has probably been rewarded for counter surfing. Counter-surfing is what we say when a dog jumps up onto counters or tables in search of food. Larger dogs might be able...
Moving with your dog can be very tricky. Whether you are shifting into a new nearby neighborhood or across the country, your dog feels the same way you do: scared and stressed. Since we all know that routine keeps dogs grounded, it’s important to keep the same...
With Halloween around the corner, it is important to think about how we can keep our Dog happy and safe with all the unusual activities at Halloween. Here are some things to consider as we get closer to that spooky night. Costumes Not every dog tolerates wearing a...
Can you crate train an adult dog? For most adult dogs, yes. If your dog suffers from separation related distress, sometimes referred to as separation anxiety, then most likely no. Why You Should Crate Train Your Adult Dog While a crate can be used for house training,...
Puppy crate training is not cruel, in fact a crate can be useful in various situations, such as house training, a place to settle, travel, trips to the veterinarian or groomer. Here are some tips to make your puppy crate training successful. Make it Comfortable Your...
