When you take your dog out for a walk, do you let her stop and sniff around? If not, you might want to reconsider. Though it may seem like she’s just being lazy and trying to waste time, stopping to smell the roses (or, in this case, the fire hydrant) is really...
Dogs need to be groomed regularly just like people do. Not only does it make them look and feel better, but it’s also important for their health. In this blog post, we will give you tips on how to groom your dog at home. We’ll cover everything: shampooing and drying...
When it comes to adding a new pet to your family, there are many things to consider. Pets can provide companionship, love, and security – not to mention hours of entertainment! But before you run out and adopt the first furry friend you see, take some time to think...
It’s hard to describe the feeling of panic when you realize that your dog is lost. Millions of dogs are lost every year. Some find their way back home. Many do not. What can you do to improve the chances that your dog will be returned to you? Here are some...
January is Walk Your Dog Month! It’s a great time to get active and take your dog for a daily walk. Walking should be enjoyable for both you and your dog, so why not work on some skills that will help both of you enjoy your time outside together. When walking your...
This year, the 8th annual National Train Your Dog Month takes place in January and is being promoted through the Association of Pet Dog Trainers. As a professional pet sitter, I always ask if a dog has a “come” command and a “stay” command. I know from experience...
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