Prevention: Bathe your dog. Give your pup flea protection or frequent flea baths (especially after your dog comes home from a kennel surrounded by other pups). Frequently wash your hands thoroughly, especially after petting your animal. Buy your animal a bed of its own, a comfy bean bag, crate,
DOGS LIKE “CAT NAPS” TOO While napping varies from dog to dog and depends on things such as age and personality, most dogs sleep an average of 13 to 14 hours per day. How much and when they sleep depends on the social and physical environment. An apartment or house
It’s 11pm. You’re jonesing for sleep, but Fido won’t calm down. You’ve tried placing him in bed, stroking his fur, and talking to him softly, but his head is still filled with frantic thoughts of car rides, squirrel-chasing and that cute Bichon Frise he saw earlier. Before you slip tranquilizers
For many puppy parents, especially first time puppy parents, you get very protective over your pup and it is hard to leave their side! For other new puppy parents, it is also hard to trust your puppy at night or home alone so teach them independence by crating them. Meanwhile, while your
With summer rapidly approaching, many of us canine lovers are excited to bring our dogs to the beach! There is nothing better then spending your days under the sun, sand, and ocean waves! While the beach is filled with lots of exciting times it can defiantly tire one out including your pup.
How many of you out there sometimes wish your dog would just chill, already? It’s minutes to bed time and your howling pup still wants to play. Here are 5 quick tips to relax your hot pup and get ready for bed: 1. Much aerobic exercise is essential to ensuring successful winding