Caring for a blind or visually impaired dog is not easy and without the right tools, it’s nearly impossible. Whether your dog suffers from a genetic disease or sudden SARDS, he can still enjoy life to its fullest potential. These products for blind dogs are carefully selected and should build a solid foundation for your … Read more
Enrolling your puppy into obedience training classes is definitely helpful. But let me tell you that it’s completely possible to train your puppy at home by yourself with the right types of resources. Before I brought my puppy home, I made sure to acquire as much knowledge as I could to be prepared for any … Read more
Crates are amazing training tools and even mandatory for traveling by plane or in the car. The crate makes use of the dog’s instinct as a den animal and should only be used to form positive associations. Smaller and darker caves feel safer for a dog than the wide-open space. You have probably recognized your … Read more
Boarding your dog is probably the first solution that comes to your mind when thinking about a temporary stay for your dog while traveling, business trips, hospitalization of the owner, or just any other strange situation that may occur in a human’s life. Leaving your dog alone for the first will probably worry you a … Read more
You have just told your dog to get off the furniture or you have been away for a little bit longer than usual and now he has gifted you with poop on the floor or expensive carpet. Can we consider this act as our dogs revenge pooping and can dogs be spiteful in general? The … Read more
Adopting a dog from a rescue center or shelter is a beautiful thing to do. More than 3 million dogs enter 3.500 shelters each and every year for reasons ranging from divorce to unexpected costs of actually owning a dog. That amounts to 6 dogs that are given up or taken away every minute. Kudos … Read more
Your dog loves new guests. That’s great, right? Well, you’re kind of in a fortunate position because overexcitement is always better than rejection of strangers but when your dog’s jumping on people, it becomes really annoying. Trust me, I know what I’m talking about because my Rottweiler pup was very easily excitable. However, we didn’t … Read more
When researching the newest dog content online, I often stumble upon dog breeds that are being advertised as “hypoallergenic”. Mixed breeds with poodle heritage like the Labradoodle (Labrador and Poodle) or the Pugle (Pug and Poodle) are often labeled as “hypoallergic” dogs. Most breeders put a nice price of a couple of grand on them … Read more
Jell-O is a sweet dessert probably known by everyone and each year, millions of cups are being poured with rising popularity. Just yesterday, I bought the popular treat in powder form that only needs to be dissolved in hot water, put into a form, and allowed to set in the fridge. And once it’s ready … Read more
Stones, rocks, and dirt are probably the last things you want your puppy to chew on. Why do dogs eat stones in the first place? While curiosity plays a big role in eating stones, it’s definitely not desirable and might become dangerous when your pup actually swallows the rocks. You will first have to determine … Read more