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The Ultimate Gift Guide for Dogs
Toys can play an integral part in your dog’s physical and mental health. They also provide a fun way to bond with your canine. There are dozens of new toy options on the market ranging from the classic ball or rope toys to tech options. “Silent” Squeaky Toy While silent to humans, the toy emits…
Read MoreWhat to Look for When Buying a Dog
When most people visit a breeder to purchase a canine, it’s going to be a puppy. It’s an exciting time, but there are some basic things that everyone should know, observe and look for when selecting a new puppy that will be a valued member of the family. The Puppy The puppy should be alert,…
Read MoreHow to Choose the Right Toys for Your Dog
The vast majority of dogs like toys of any kind, while others may be pickier about their playthings. There are several considerations to keep in mind when choosing toys for your canine. Many dog toys are marketed to be visually appealing to you, not your canine companions. Size Does Matter Toys should match the size…
Read MoreChoosing the Best Dog Food for Your Pet
Dogs can survive and even thrive on a variety of grain-based dog foods. The most important concern is that your canine derives the needed nutrients from their food. A good dog food can contain meat, grains, fruits and vegetables. There’s an overwhelming variety of dry and wet dog food on the market – each claiming…
Read More5 Ways to Encourage Positive Behavior in Your Dog
What most people don’t understand is that dogs are very much like people in that they respond best and learn quicker when they’re rewarded. Multiple studies have amply demonstrated that a dog’s intelligence level is most like that of a child age 2 to 2.5 years of age. It’s important that pet parents not inadvertently…
Read MoreBreeds That Make Great Family Pets
Choosing a family pet is exciting, but should be approached with care. There are some dog breeds that historically don’t do well with children or children in certain age ranges. Keep in mind grooming requirements when choosing a canine. Some shed year-round or need weekly trips to a groomer. Families also need to consider the…
Read MoreHow to Find the Right Pet Trainer for You
A dog trainer that’s highly publicized doesn’t necessarily mean he/she is the right trainer for you and your dog. Personalities may clash and the trainer’s methods may be based on aversion training rather than positive reinforcement. The trainer must fit you and your canine’s personality, along with any individual needs. A Word of Warning The…
Read MoreWhat’s the Right Dog for You?
Many people dream of having a dog in their life, but aren’t sure where to start in making a selection. There are some basics you should look for in any dog that you’re thinking of adopting. The same considerations are operative whether you’re seeking a purebred dog or adopting one from a shelter. Just be…
Read MoreHow to Find the Right Pet Trainer for You
Canines must have training and socialization to keep them safe and to know how to behave. Many people don’t have the time, patience or skill needed to teach their dog what they need to know. That means relying on a professional trainer. The goal is to identify a trainer that’s right for you and your…
Read More10 Fun Games to Play with Your Dog This Summer
There are dozens of ways to play your dog and get them some much needed exercise outside of taking simple walks. Pet parents need to keep in mind that play sessions should be kept relatively short during the hot and humid days of summer. Always make sure your canine has access to fresh, clean water…
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