Dog Tips

Ghosts, freshly fallen leaves and cozy overtones. There’s a lot to love about fall. And if autumn is your favorite season, you may someone who tries to find anyway to bring more of it into your life. Another way to add some fall aesthetic to your every day is with …

We know what you’re thinking—caring for my dog’s nose? What can I possibly do to protect my dog’s nasal health? Aside from being one of the cutest features of your pooch’s face, they’re also the most important. Not only is their nose their main form of sense, but also the …

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When looking for a doggy daycare, it’s easy to find options but harder to know who to choose. You want someone who will respect your dog and show him a good day. Although that can help narrow down the list, how do you choose between the remaining contenders? Depending on …

Your dog is being such a good boy, so you search for the treats. But none are there. Oh no, you’re out! So you fumble around your cabinet and spot the Cheerios.   Can Dogs Eat Cheerios? When you’re asking if dogs can eat cheerios, are you asking if they …

Patterdale terriers are high energy terriers that were bred in the Lake District, Cumbria. They were originally bred for Fox and Badger hunting and are popular dogs to have on farms.  These days the working Patterdale terrier is usually used for ratting and protecting Game Birds on a hunt. Patterdales …

What breed is your dog? … are you sure? That one question has led millions of pet owners to invest in dog DNA tests. Yes, similar to human kits, they test your dog to produce a genetic report. Some companies also claim that results can help you make better decisions, …

Does your dog ever get so excited to see someone that he bashes his tail everything in sight? A tail whacking into the door. Wall. Sofa. Bed. The list goes on and on. And the repetitive impact adds up for some dogs. Unfortunately, that can lead to happy tail syndrome—a …