Many dogs are sent to shelters due to their anxiety problems that develop due to hyperactivity. On the other hand, dogs that are brought home from animal shelters have behavior issues like barking, digging, destructive chewing, etc. The problem, in both cases, is not with the dogs but with the owners who fail to provide … Continue reading Top 3 Calming Exercises for Anxious Dogs
Our dogs are part of the family and, as such, need special consideration when we plan for a move. Just as we anticipate the number of bedrooms for each family member, we must think of our dog’s needs, too. Here are some ways you can make moving to a new home a breeze for everyone. … Continue reading How to Help a Dog Transition to a New Home
Understanding canine nutrition and tailoring your dog’s diet accordingly can go a long way. However, there are some factors, the time of their meals, number of meals, feeding methods, type of bowls, etc. that can adversely affect your dog’s health and well-being if not done right. Out of all those factors, we are going to … Continue reading How to Choose a Dog Bowl
Guest Post 5 Steps for New Pet and New Business Success Few things in life are sweeter than welcoming a new pet into the family. It can be difficult, though, to balance both a new pet and a new business. Follow these steps to successfully manage both. 1. Choose the Right Pet Different animals have … Continue reading 5 Steps for New Pet and New Business Success
https://www.youtube.com/embed/OWar6cUBnMo?version=3&rel=1&fs=1&autohide=2&showsearch=0&showinfo=1&iv_load_policy=1&wmode=transparent Zuca was a pregnant stray when she was taken in by an animal welfare agency in Oregon. All her puppies were adopted, and eventually so was Zuca. This sweet pup became best friends with a cat named Stout in her new forever home. Sadly, Stout passed away and Zuca was depressed…until her human mom … Continue reading Heartwarming Video: Rescue Dog Fosters Dozens of Kittens — FACE Foundation
Every dog parent strives to raise a behaviorally balanced dog, but most of them end up asking what’s wrong with my dog? We, accidentally, promote some unwanted behaviors in our dogs. A lot of dog parents encourage unwanted behaviors because they find it cute. If the behavior has been rewarded for a long time, it … Continue reading 6 Unwanted Dog Behaviors That Dog Owners Encourage
Keeping up with hyperactive puppies is a tough job. Puppies have a lot of energy that needs to be invested positively in keeping them happy, healthy, and active. Outdoor games will protect them from developing anxiety, sadness, and depression. There are many games that you can play with your pup to strengthen their mental and … Continue reading 3 Fun Yard Games to Play with Your Pup
