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Dog Park Do's and Don'ts
Not all dogs love dog parks, but for those who do, here are Dos and Don’ts of dog park etiquette to help you and your dog have more fun and stay safer while playing at your local dog park. 🐕
How To Choose A Responsible And Ethical Breeder
If you are looking to add a purebred puppy to your home, we strongly suggest first looking into breed-specific rescues before going to an ethical breeder. If you do go the breeder route, we know that it can feel overwhelming and confusing trying to figure out the most responsible and ethical breeder. Unlike puppy mills or backyard breeders, ethical and responsible breeders are dedicated to the health, temperament, and overall preservation of their breed.
Potty Training A Designated Bathroom Area
The first step in teaching your dog to potty in a specific area of your yard is to create a designated bathroom area within your yard. You don’t have to create anything fancy, but it is essential to be consistent and select a location where you want your dog to go to the bathroom.
The Importance Of Consistency In Dog Training
Consistency is one of the most important things you can do while training your dog. Whether you’re working on basic manners, teaching your dog a new sport, or just spending time with your dog around the house, consistency helps dogs learn new skills faster and can decrease frustration in your relationship with your dog.
What's Your Dog's Zodiac Sign?
You’ve probably looked at your own sign, but what about your dog’s zodiac sign? Your dog’s sign can tell you more about your dog’s personality!
Are your dog's paws too cold?
Although many dogs enjoy playing in the snow, the cold weather can be a problem for dogs (and their paws). Dog paws can become sore or even injured if they get cold for too long. If you’re going to be outside with your dog during cold weather, it’s essential to watch for signs of discomfort and to protect your dog’s feet.
Kennel Cough: Everything You Need To Know
Kennel cough, also known as canine infectious tracheobronchitis, is a highly contagious respiratory infection that commonly affects dogs. Learn all about the symptoms, treatment options, and even prevention.
Tips & Tricks for Dogs with Separation Anxiety
Learn the common signs of separation anxiety in dogs. We’ll also share tips & tricks to deal with the separation anxiety!
Moving Cities With Your Dog
Flying can also be easy if you prepare in advance! When I first moved with my pup, we took a three-hour flight because she was prone to car sickness, and she was perfectly calm and happy, easing all my initial worries! Before the flight, read up on all the tips for traveling on a plane with your pup.
Dental Health, Why, How, And When?
Any food your dog eats leaves its few particles stuck inside the teeth spaces. If these particles don’t leave this space on time, it will have to suffer from bad breath and other tooth problems. Let us get into the insights of this post to know how, why, and when you can consider your dog’s dental health.
Super Pup Spotlight: Guide Dogs
Guide dogs are important because they really open up people’s lives. For someone with vision loss or vision challenges, a guide dog can make the world more accessible. With the help of guide dogs, those with vision challenges can have more freedom, independence, and an increased ability to pursue dreams they might not be able to. It’s a unique and wonderful partnership between the handler and dog; the pups are trained to think and problem-solve to get their person to safety.
LA Dog Lovers Guide
From dog-friendly beaches to famous landmarks and swanky hotels, here are ten of our favorite things to do as a dog lover in LA!
What To Do When You Can't Bring Your Dog
Before leaving town, you must ensure that your dog will be well cared for in your absence. In our world, where dogs are increasingly seen as members of the family and children, there are a variety of options for making sure your dog is well cared for when you need to leave town and can’t bring them.
Moving Cities With Your Dog
Have you ever thought about moving cities but were held back because you didn’t want to stress out your pup? Moving by yourself is already scary enough, and now you’ve got to think about yourself AND how your pup might adapt to the move and a new place. However, I’m happy to report that it isn’t as bad as you might imagine. The key is preparation! Here are a few things that helped to make my move as easy as possible:
LA Dog Lovers Guide
If there is one thing LA dog parents love more than matcha lattes after early morning yoga, hiking, and beach-friendly weather virtually year-round, it’s their dogs. Wander around the city of stars, and you’d be hard-pressed to find an outdoor eatery without at least one canine companion in residence.