In case you were wondering if dogs like snow or not, these dogs prove that snow can provide hours of fun! My favorite parts from the video: They 'doggie paddle' to propel themselves down the hill. They snack along the way, munching on snow as they're sliding. They stay out of each other's way. They're fully aware when they're getting close to the trees. They stop to enjoy a good snowy backrub at times (similar to a doggie snow angel). They enjoy the downhill ride so much, that … [Read more...]
Early man realized that a partnership of sorts with dogs would be beneficial to both the human and canine species. Companionship, hunting, and even guard duties made dogs an important part of day-to-day living. The same is true today. To that end, your dog requires a proper shelter -- a simple, yet practical retreat that will protect him from the elements. If your dog primarily resides outdoors, then without a doubt, a dog house is a must. If yours is an indoor dog, then a dog house … [Read more...]
With the holidays and winter months fast approaching, you want to make sure that your dog is safe and protected. The following video provides some great tips for keeping your dog safe during the holidays and cold winter months.Some of the best tips include: Take extra steps to keep small dogs warm. You may need to have your dog stay indoors when it's really cold outside. If your dog is a puppy or has short hair, always make sure that your dog wears a coat or sweater whenever … [Read more...]
Trying to keep your dog safe and warm during the winter months can be a little bit of a challenge sometimes. Keep in mind, there are several winter hazards that can harm your dog. With a few precautionary measures, you will keep your dog warm and healthy. Here are some tips to keep your dog safe this winter: Do not leave your dog outside without a heated shelter. Small dogs need to have sweaters or jackets. Keep an eye on your dog's feet. Keep antifreeze off … [Read more...]
It's easy to get into a couch potato way of life during the winter months. Heck, even your dog would rather lie down in front of the fireplace or cuddle up to the wood stove than go outside when the temperatures start falling below zero! Funny thing is... our furry companions are happy to follow our lead, no matter where we're headed! So, why not bundle up and get outside into the fresh air? You might actually enjoy this type of exercise! Your dog will love it too. … [Read more...]
Our dog, Tenor, has such a thick and luscious coat of fur. (He's part Black Lab, part Great Pyrenees, but he mostly just looks like your average Labrador Retriever.) His skin and coat weren't always in such great shape, though. In fact, a few months ago he had dry, flaky, itchy skin so bad that we thought he had an incurable skin disease! Here's what the vet recommended. And it worked like a charm! … [Read more...]
For those who enjoy the sight of a dog sprinting... with full-out dogged determination and a purpose... You'll surely enjoy these running dog photos. Running brings pure joy... as seen in these dogs' eyes. Click to view larger … [Read more...]
Here's a great collection of photographs which feature dogs enjoying a winter wonderland... … [Read more...]
Here are some quick tips for dogs with muddy paws & musty-smelling coats. Because a dog's gotta go, when a dog's gotta go! So it's sometimes necessary to let the dog outside even when it's raining, or snowing. And you've still got to let him back indoors, even if he's been digging in the dirt (...or stepped in something). … [Read more...]
Does your dog have a lot of fur that grows on the top of his paws, between his toes, and even underneath on his paw pads? If so, should you trim the fur or just let it keep growing? Here's what I do... Some dogs grow lots of fur on their paws -- on top of their paws, between their toes, and even on the bottom of their pads. Owners of show dogs usually trim this hair for better appearance in the show ring. I don't have show dogs, but I always trim the fur on the tops … [Read more...]
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