We're sure your best friend would love to go on a dog hike. All dogs, even urban dogs, enjoy some fun in the sun and new adventures. Here are some great tips: 1. Check in advance to ensure the trail or park allows dogs Not all trails or parks are dog friendly so definitely check […]
It's important your dog gets enough water. If your dog isn't drinking enough, a dog water fountain might put him more in the mood. Not to mention, it's quite relaxing to hear the flow of water not just for your dog, but for you too. Here are our Top Dog Water Fountains: All linked for […]
Sunscreen for dogs...this might sound a bit crazy, but just like us, dogs can get sunburned and suffer from pain, peeling and skin cancer. Severe burns may also cause skin infections. So it's possible your dog might need some sunscreen, especially if you're going to the beach where there is a lot of sun due […]
When you're on the go, cupping your hands to make a water bowl for your dog isn’t easy and you usually end up wasting a lot of water. It's important to keep your pet hydrated, so we've put together a few of our favorite Top Dog Water Bottles: Collapsible Travel Bowl We love the Popware […]
It’s great to spend time with your dog outside. Just remember to take some simple precautions to help prevent your dog from overheating during the hot weather. Here are our Hot Weather Tips for Your Dog: Hydrate Make sure to bring water with you – not just for yourself, but also for your dog. Check […]
Hot Asphalt Awareness Press the back of your hand firmly against the asphalt for 7 seconds to verify it will be comfortable for your dog. The last thing anyone wants is a dog with burnt paws. If needed and your dog is small enough, pick him up if the asphalt is too hot. Alternatively, you […]
There is something special about medium breeds that most people cannot ignore. After all, when comparing dog sizes, they are usually more physically active than small pooches. They are also more portable than big dogs. In this respect, we have some popular suggestions for you if you are open to adopting one!
Many pet parents may not realize this, but the ground your dog is walking on could be exceedingly hot for them.
And to answer your question, yes, your dog can wear dog boots in the summer.
Dogs that stay small are adorable, easy to carry and don’t eat much. This means they are easier to take care of, even on a budget! The thing about them is that they don’t always have a good reputation, primarily due to certain misinformed stereotypes. Chances are, you may also be having some of these misgivings.
Crate training is crucial because it ensures that your dog ends up with a good sense of security and comfort when you bring home one of these crates. They have to feel comfortable enough to enter the crate without feeling scared or forced.
Small dogs are adorable, cuddly, and they suit any home or apartment. They make the best companions for kids too! So, if you find yourself trying to decide which dog to adopt, we’ve got a few ideas on which ones should be at the top of your list.
