See the true cost of owning a dog — in hard dollars — plus how to save money on pet costs. These are tips that you can use when you get a new puppy all the way through your dog’s adult life. If you’re getting a new dog soon, start here to save big bucks!
First Days At Home
The first days at home with your new dog will set the foundation for your future together. That day you spend moving a dog to a new home and introducing him to a whole new world will set the tone for what's expected of him, what's going to be accepted, and what's not going to be tolerated. With consistency and patience, you'll shape his behavior over the next few days... weeks... months... and years. These are the things you absolutely must do within the first few days of bringing a new dog home.
What To Expect The First Time You Try Doggie Daycare Instead Of Leaving Your Dog Home Alone
Most people who have children have probably taken their kids to some form of daycare. Have you ever thought about taking your dog to daycare? Doggie daycare is a place that your dog can go to have fun during the day and not be stuck at home alone. It’s more than just pet sitting.
Dog DNA Testing: The #1 Best Way To Find Out What Breed Your Dog Is
Do you have a mixed breed dog and want to know which breeds make up your dog’s genetic background? Maybe you were told that you have a purebred dog, but you’re not 100% sure yourself. The most accurate way to find the breed of your dog is to use a dog DNA testing kit. Here’s how it works.
How To Prepare For Your New Puppy Dog’s First Days At Home
Bringing home a new puppy dog and not sure how to prepare? This video shows some of the first things you should do to prepare your new puppy dog for his first days at home. Plus tips on how to puppy-proof your home.
10 New Year’s Resolutions For Dog Owners
If you’re a dog owner, then adding one or more of these resolutions to your own list of New Year’s resolutions will ensure a longer, happier life for you and your dog. What are your New Year’s resolutions this year?
How To Dog Proof Your Yard: 6 Things You Should Do Right Away
If you have pet-proofed your home, then you have taken very important steps to ensuring the safety of your pet. However, if you have not pet-proofed your yard, your dog could still be in danger.
Got A New Dog? How To Dog Proof Your House + Where To Put Things When You’re Puppy Proofing The House
Aside from the typical poisonous plants, antifreeze, and chocolate that we dog owners hear so much about, there are a number of far more common household dangers that dog owners should also be aware of. Here are some other household dangers you should consider:
10 Things You MUST Do Right Away To Make Your Dog’s World Safer!
Here are some things that I’ve learned along the way that can be deadly to a dog… Each of these is a common everyday object or occurrence in our lives with dogs, so consider these a few things that you may simply need to modify a bit in order to keep things safe for your dog around the house.
Raising Multiple Dogs: Things You MUST Do When You Have Two Or More Dogs
A few things you need to consider before bringing another dog home… because two — and especially three — dogs under one roof comes with its own set of challenges. Been there, done that!
