Essential Cleaning Tips Every Dog Owner Should Know and Implement

Dogs are often referred to as man’s best friend, and for a good reason. They are loyal, loving, enjoy giving kisses and are always eager to be by our side. But have you ever wondered why our pups seem to love us as much as they do? Whether you accept all forms of love from your pup without question or you’ve wondered the real reasons behind it, we’re here to give you a little science lesson on why dogs love us so much.

For many dog owners, thunderstorms can be a challenging time as their furry companions often exhibit signs of distress and anxiety. From trembling and whining to seeking refuge in hidden corners, dogs’ fear of thunderstorms is a common occurrence, and there are ways you can support them before, during, and after.

As the summer heat rolls in, many dog owners wonder whether they should shave their furry companions to help them stay cool. It’s important to understand that not all dogs benefit from a shaved coat. In fact, shaving a double-coated breed can have unintended consequences and may even be detrimental to their well-being.

When you bring a new puppy home, it's important to introduce regular grooming into their routine as soon as possible. Grooming should be as important as any other obedience training you will provide, like potty training, how to walk on a leash properly, and answering your command of “come” when given.

It’s true that dogs will be dogs; when we allow them to be their unique selves, they get dirty. As members of your home, more often than not, you prefer them to be clean. Taking care of your dog’s hygiene is more than regular bathing.

Dogs are often referred to as man’s best friend, and for a good reason. They are loyal, loving, enjoy giving kisses and are always eager to be by our side. But have you ever wondered why our pups seem to love us as much as they do? Whether you accept all forms of love from your pup without question or you’ve wondered the real reasons behind it, we’re here to give you a little science lesson on why dogs love us so much

Potty training your pup can be a time consuming task. Of course, no one wants to come home to an unwanted mess, but how long does it take for your pup to learn the ropes of potty training? The answer is it depends—it can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks. But don’t worry—potty training your pup doesn’t have to be difficult, and with the right approach, you and your four-legged friend will get through this in no time! So let’s dive into what it takes to potty train your pup.

Whether you have an adventurous dog or a couch potato, there is something for all of them. No need to do the searching because we’ve done it for you. We’ve rounded up some cool gift ideas ranging from an anxiety calming bed to a smart collar.

With Thanksgiving only days away and the holidays right around the corner, there are bound to be new introductions between pooch and family members (especially little ones). With them being close to one another’s eye level and curiosity at the forefront, it’s essential to ensure that both dog and child are safe during their interactions.

Yes, it’s true that autumn brings with it some of the best conditions, however, it also brings with it some potential hidden stressors for your four-legged family member. Not to worry. There’s a simple solution for them all.

When your dog comes inside after a good roll on the ground, we know the odor they bring inside sometimes is not so pleasant. Unfortunately for you (but not for your pup), stinky things like dirt, dead animals, and fish are all appealing. For the most part, rolling around in the grass and not-so-great-smelling things is pretty harmless.