Fluffy and Fido are more than just adorable pets who fill your home with love. During tax time, their presence is important. Pets can be a valid write-off on your taxes and can qualify for tax deductions. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has specific guidelines for deciding if pets qualify for a deduction. Speak to … Continue reading How to Qualify Your Dog as an IRS Deduction
Bringing home a new puppy is incredibly rewarding. And if you're interested in breeding dogs, there's nothing better than watching your pets have puppies of their own. However, just like human pregnancies, dog pregnancies aren't always problem-free. In some cases, complications during pregnancy can be deadly for mom and pups alike. So it's important to … Continue reading 5 Common Pregnancy Complications in Dogs
Having a regular feeding and walk schedule will help your puppy learn when he can go outside to potty. Consistency is key when housebreaking your dog, so make sure you stick with the same routine every day. When it's time for his first trip outside, pick up your pup and carry him outside as soon … Continue reading 7 Tips for Potty Training a Puppy
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For a limited time, Drake Dog Cancer Foundation and Academy is running a special on their course and we thought we should share it with you here! Healthy living doesn't have to be one dimensional - you don’t have to choose between western or eastern medicine for your dog. With this holistic course, you can … Continue reading Preventing and Treating Dog Cancer Naturally: A Course from Drake Dog Cancer Academy
Social media is a wonderful way to stay in touch with family and friends, but it can have its downside. Numerous studies suggest that overdoing it on Facebook or similar sites can make us unhappy. For example, having more than 7 social media accounts triples the risk of depression among young adults, according to researchers … Continue reading What Your Dog Wants You to Know About Social Media
An out of shape dog often has an out of shape owner. While there are ways to exercise your dog while being lazy yourself, it only makes sense to get in shape together. Just like people, dogs that are healthy and fit are happier and live longer. Your dog doesn’t ask much from you but … Continue reading Getting Fit with Your Dog
Black dogs are a special lot, from the traditional black Lab to the striking great Dane, the schnauzer, the Portuguese water dog, or any adorable mixed-breed dog with black fur. So how do you select a wonderful name for your new black dog? Consider size, appearance, most importantly, personality. This list offers possibilities to accommodate any … Continue reading The Top Black Dog Names
When you bring home a shelter dog that you adopt, it is possible that the dog was rescued from the streets or that the dog was voluntarily given to the shelter for adoption. Whether she was born in an abandoned house or was an adolescent who was abandoned on the streets by his former owner, the … Continue reading Dog Adoption Tips
There's no question that dogs are masters of tricks. From shaking hands to rolling over, they're always up for a little performance. And as any dog owner knows, teaching your pup a new trick is always a fun challenge. But what are the best breeds for tricks? Well, that all depends on what you're looking … Continue reading 7 Best Dog Breeds to Teach Tricks
