Puppies are the cutest animals in the world, but some of their habits can become a hassle if not caught and fixed early on. Here are some problematic things to work on with your puppy, on your own and at a dog obedience course.
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It can be really hard to choose a good dog sitter, especially if you’ve got to pick somebody you don’t know personally. Here are some steps you can take to ensure you’re picking the right dog sitter for the dog you love.
It’s easy to think of reasons why you might decide to give your dog a yummy snack. Maybe they’ve just learned a new trick, you want to coax them into coming back inside, or they’ve just been an especially good dog and you want to show them how much you care.
What can be difficult, however, is finding the right snack for your dog. There’s a lot to consider like the price, nutritional value, availability, and, most importantly, whether or not your dog is going to enjoy it. If you’ve been looking for some new dog friendly snacks, here are a few you might already have at home.
It can be difficult for busy pet owners to find the time to make sure their dog gets enough exercise. However, it’s indisputable that effective exercise is one of the best things for a dog’s health, behaviour and happiness. Here’s a quick guide to the best practices for exercising your dog.
Pet-based apps for smartphones and tablets have become a multimillion-dollar industry in just a few years, and it isn’t hard to see why they dominate the charts. These apps allow you to control microchip activated doggy doors, automatic fetch machines and smart collars, and they are now readily available at low prices. Here are just a few mod-cons you might consider downloading.
There are thousands of different dog toys on the market and, to the untrained eye, they all just look the same. Not everybody, after all, has a certificate iii dog training qualification.
Your choice in toys can make a real difference to your dog. Some toys will end up bringing your dog years of joy, while other toys will be forever ignored. However, others might actually be harmful for your pet. Here’s how to spot the right toy for your dog and avoid any nasty surprises.