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A Beginner's Guide to Dog Heartworm Protection
As a pet parent, heartworm protection should always be one of your main concerns. But just like many other concerns when it comes to your pup's health, knowing the facts is always the best preventative measure. Read Article -
5 Tips To Stop Your Dog From Begging
Begging is a typical problem for many dogs. Perhaps you and your family are sitting at the table, gathered around your favorite meal. Your dog picks up the scent, wanders around the table, and plops right next to your seat. Read Article -
Can My Dog Become a Therapy Dog?
Therapy dogs have somewhat significant tasks, and they are also known to carry quite a heavy load on their shoulders. Often trained to provide affection, support, and comfort to people, these four-legged therapists are commonly found in health centers, Read Article -
How To Treat Matted Dog Fur
Dogs are usually furry, fluffy creatures, and it's all well and good until their hair starts to get tangled up and be very difficult to comb. While you may brush Read Article -
Is There a Right Way to Pet a Dog?
Whether you're walking through your neighborhood, on a trail, or at a shopping center, chances are, you'll encounter someone walking their dog. For those of us who love animals, our immediate reaction is usually the same: we want to pet them! Read Article -
Puppy Socialization 101
When attempting to raise a well-behaved dog, socialization should always be one of your first considerations. As a new pet parent, it is your sole responsibility to help your pup Read Article -
The Dangers of Rawhide
Rawhide dog treats have grown quite popular and are among the most accessible forms of chews you can give your dog. Due to its "status" as a common dog treat, you might find this surprising, especially Read Article -
Indestructible Dog Toys for Aggressive Chewers
It doesn't come off as a surprise to pet owners that dogs love to chew. Chewing comes naturally for them, and if their needs are not met, then your favorite shoes or your house cables may suffer the wrath of their teeth! This is especially true if you have a puppy. Read Article -
Destructive Dog Chewing No More
It's normal and a natural instinct for puppies and dogs to chew on objects. From bones to rubber or nylon chew toys, even shoes, it seems as if nothing is safe. Read Article -
Puppy Teething Guide: What to Expect and How to Manage the Pain
Puppy Teething can prove to be intense, and it raises a lot of questions in people's minds - When do the puppies start teething? Read Article -
5 Easy Tips to Keep Your Dog's Teeth Clean
When you think of dental hygiene, your dog's teeth are probably the last thing on your mind. It's not the easiest thing to keep your dog's teeth clean, especially if he eats several times a day, keeps picking up various things with his mouth, and doesn?t let you touch his mouth. Read Article -
8 Fun Ways to Spend Valentine's Dog With Your Dog
Believe it or not, Valentines Day is right around the corner and this year, it is on a Sunday! That means you'll have all day to spend with your dog. Read Article -
Bad Dog Breath: Causes & Solutions
You've probably experienced several instances where you were in the middle of cuddle session with you dog, only to be stunned by their bad breath. Read Article -
Top 8 Essentials for Your Dogs First Aid Kit
Just like how we have first aid kits for our family, it is also crucial to keep at least one handy for our canine companions. Emergencies can occur anytime, whether you're out camping, facing Read Article -
Ways To Celebrate National Walk The Dog Day 2025
Get the dog leash ready because it's about to be your dog's favorite national holiday! Every year, National Walk the Dog Day falls on February 22nd. This year National Walk the Dog Day is on Monday, February 22, 2025.
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6 Signs You Are Ready For A Dog
Have you been dreaming of becoming a pup parent in the near future? If you're an animal lover, you'll probably ask yourself at one point in your life, "Am I ready for a dog?" Read Article -
How To Secure a Kennel in a Car
If a person gets caught in a car crash at 60 miles per hour without a seatbelt, chances are they would go flying out of the vehicle due to extreme impact. The same goes for your unrestrained dog sitting in the front or backseat of the car. Read Article -
Strange Dog Behaviors & Instincts
Dog lovers worldwide would agree that nothing beats the feeling and excitement of going home and seeing your pet greet you will all his enthusiasm, kisses, and tail wags Read Article