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- How To Help Your Dog Lose Weight
By:-Maria Elena
Dogs can easily become overweight, especially since we are sometimes too busy to really spend time ensuring they have an active lifestyle. While we’re at work, they hang out around the home because they don’t have much else to do. Combined with once-a-day feeding habits, it is very easy for our dogs to become a little chubby.
- Puppy Swimming Lessons
By:-Maria Elena
Not all dogs naturally know how to swim, and it is up to you to teach them for safety’s sake. Expecting them to be able to handle themselves in an aquatic situation can be dangerous, especially if you have a pool or visit lakes or rivers during camping trips with your canine companion.
- Dogs And Eating Grass
By:-Maria Elena
Have you ever wondered why your dog is eating the grass in the yard? They sniff and pluck blades usually from a familiar spot. Sometimes they even chew on fresh branches or pull the bark off of trees, which can often be annoying when you want to keep your yard healthy and green. But stopping your dog from eating the grass, plants, or trees isn’t the solution. These greens are necessary for your dog’s body.
- The Dangers Of Canine Cancer
By:-Maria Elena
Early detection and treatment are vital for your dog’s health. If left untreated, even small cancers that affect the skin can spread to organs and even the lymph system. With early detection, many cancers can be treated and can save your best friend’s life.
- Stolen Hearts
By:-Maria Elena
February is a month to remind us of how precious those around us are. Because of this, February 14 also celebrates Pet Theft Awareness day, created to help remind us to keep our four-legged friends safe and out of harm’s way.
- 3 Ways To Participate In Love Your Pet Day
By:-Maria Elena
Remember that February 20 is a special day to help remind us that we should love our companion every day of the year. Don’t let the fun stop on the 21st. Spend some quality time with your faithful friend every day. After all, that’s why we have them, and they have us.
- The Golden Retriever Breed: 5 Facts For New Owners
By:-Cameron Rochelle
The golden retriever breed is well known for its patience, loyalty, and gentleness with kids, but here are five facts you might not have known.
- Praise Our Pet Heroes
By:-Jacki Finney
This is an account of pet rescue and subsequent adoptions.
- Keep Your Dog Safe During The Holidays
By:-Maria Elena
Holidays are supposed to be fun, and you can make them as fun as you want. Just be sure that you keep your pup safe and out of harm’s way so you can both enjoy the season festivities.
- Taking Your Dog Shopping
By:-Maria Elena
The holidays are indeed a fun time of the year, and it’s nice to share it with our faithful companions. But, keep in mind that their safety always comes first. Remember that the holidays aren’t just about the shopping, it’s about the people and pups we spend the time with every day of the year.
- What Is The Best Tartar Remover For Dogs?
By:-Hal Hendricks
Is an expensive teeth cleaning at the vet's the best way to remove tartar from your dog's teeth? No it isn't! This article details a safe, effective, and inexpensive alternative.
- Pampering Your Pooch
By:-Maria Elena
Remember that pampering your dog is a lifelong activity. Nothing tells them you love them more than continually showing them what they mean to you by spending special time together.
- Your Dog's Healthy Heart
By:-Maria Elena
Keep your pup happy with a healthy diet and active lifestyle so that they can live many long years with you!
- Dogs Are A Girl's Best Friend
By:-Maria Elena
We love our pets, and always hate to see them leave us behind. Dogs are man's best friend and offer us years of faithful companionship. But time eventually catches up to even the best of pups. But how will you want to remember them? Some folks bury them; some take them to the taxidermist. There are even options where for a price, they will professionally mummify your pup. Now technology has made it possible to remember your pup that was a gem in life- as a diamond in the afterlife.
- Brushing Your Dog's Teeth
By:-Maria Elena
The brushing is very important for your pup. Even if your pup isn't excited about the situation at first, remember that it is necessary for their health. Don't worry if it takes time to get your pup used to the brushing, their mouth is a sensitive area and even people don't like someone messing with their mouth. Spend time with your pup and make them comfortable with the procedure. With a happy, healthy smile- pups can bring a lot of happiness to your home.
- A Guide To Puppy Shots Timeline
By:-Cullena Nedrich
Puppy shots are essential for ensuring the proper growth and development of your puppy. Most puppies receive their first round of shots between their first five to eight weeks of life. This is the time that the maternal antibodies in their bodies begin to wear off.
- Choosing A Puppy Sitter
By:-Maria Elena
Finding a puppy-sitter will take some time, don't rush it or you may feel worried while you're traveling. It can be difficult to say good-bye to your pup even for a short time- but by planning ahead and making quality arrangements, you can ensure your pup is well taken care of.
- Extreme Vacations Might Be Too Extreme For Your Pup
By:-Maria Elena
Taking your pup along for an extreme adventure vacation will take some consideration. Find something that both of you can do together, that won't be harmful to either of you. Be considerate of your pup the next time you pick a vacation spot.
- A Healthy Dog Crate For Your Puppy
By:-delnaz hussy
Dogs are the friends of the human and save the people unexpected dangers so you have to the entire necessary thing to the dog. To thing about the shape, design and safety are most important aspects of the cage. Some dogs like to stay in the cage but some dogs like to live freely. Hygiene should be the important factor of the cage for keeping the dog healthy. Not only the dog cages are used for living place for the dogs but it helps to train the dog.
- How To Keep The Dog Bowls Clean
By:-robin brain
Choosing a right dog bowl will go a long way in keeping the dogs well fed and healthy. However, to keep the dog bowls clean and sterile is not easy as it might appear. Sanitation is of prime importance in keeping the dogs healthy and disease free. Just like humans, dogs are also highly vulnerable to diseases caused by germs due to dirty bowls.
- Dog Barks And Baby
By:-Maria Elena
Organizing a plan to help adjust your pup to the baby's arrival will greatly reduce the likelihood of barking. Positive reinforcement can help your pup accept the new member to the family, and keep everyone happy.
- Dog+: Dogs Using Social Media
By:-Maria Elena
The social networks of today allow us humans to interact with each other and meet new people and friends every day. Some folks have had the inspiration to create social network pages for their pets in the past to help them meet other pets out in the world. Lately, these networking advantages are now becoming specifically available for your pup.
- Let Your Puppies Have The Healthy Diet
By:-Sawame Deai
Do you have cute puppies? Are you in a tension how to keep them healthy with right dog food? Picking up of the nutritious foods for the dogs is one of the things that you should give great attention.
- Best Resorts And Destinations For You And Your Dog
By:-Maria Elena
You're considering going on vacation, but don't want to leave your pup alone at home. Bringing your canine companion along with you on vacation is easier now than ever. More resorts and locations are becoming pet friendly and some are encouraging you to bring your pup. We spend time away from home to help get rid of the stress of everyday life, so why not have your pup join in your excitement.
- Dog Proofing – Preparing Your Home
By:-Maria Elena
Protecting your house from your pup is important, but remember that your main concern should be protecting your pup from the dangers of a house. Putting yourself in their mischievous paws for a few minutes will help you decide what adaptions you will need to make when your four-legged-friend joins your household.
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