It’s always a huge joy when a puppy joins the family. The little puppy-scented fur dumpling wants to play with everything and puts a smile on everyone’s face. This is a beautiful yet challenging period. There are many things a puppy needs to learn at this time: its name, home rules, a few simple commands, and the fact that she cannot pee in the middle of the living room.
In order to teach your dog well and effectively, you first have to figure out what really motivates them. There are dogs that would do anything for a snack, while others become excited from the sight of a ball. If you’re lucky, yours loves both.
June 26rd is international ‘Take Your Dog to Work Day’ when employees can be with their best bud throughout the day. It can be lots of fun and you’ll be in a good mood all day.
Who doesn’t want to have a strong bond with their puppy? It should be everyone’s goal. The love usually develops naturally but the bond takes time and patience. So we’re giving you some tips on how to have a stronger bond with your pup.
Thinking of spicing up the games you play with your dog? Just like us, dogs can get bored of doing the same thing over and over again that’s why we put together a list of interesting games that you and your dog will enjoy.
Pet appreciation week is the first full week in June. To celebrate, you can show them how much you appreciate them in a variety of ways. We’ve put together some ideas on how you could show your love to your loyal friend since all pets are valued members of the family.
As a novice dog owner, the amount a breeder asks for a puppy can sound shocking at first. Especially when one sees that some people advertise the same puppy at a fraction of that price. But is that really the case?
It’s easy to get confused given the huge variety of leashes available. That’s why it is worth thinking about exactly what you need a leash for and then choosing it accordingly.
It’s easy to get confused by all the options that come up when searching for a dog school, since even smaller towns tend to have more than one of them. It may be worth visiting them all and getting to know the trainers and their programmes up close. But how can you decide which is the ideal place?
For us humans, New Year’s Eve is about farewells to the events of the past year and welcoming in the New Year. We enjoy these celebrations but there’s no doubt that many dogs and other animals wish they could escape to a much calmer and quieter place. While we humans appreciate the visuals of fireworks, animals do not understand the noise that comes with such displays.