International Assistance Dog Week
It’s International Assistance Dog Week and I’ve been pulling my hair out over writing this article. This topic is so close to my heart. After working with service dogs and their handlers
It’s International Assistance Dog Week and I’ve been pulling my hair out over writing this article. This topic is so close to my heart. After working with service dogs and their handlers
Barking can be a very challenging behavior for pet parents to tackle. It can be a source of frustration for us and for our neighbors and can, unfortunately, put a
Slow feeders are pretty amazing. I know that I have written about their benefits before in other blogs, but since slow feeders have been a daily part of my life for
Going for walks with our dogs is very rewarding, not only for our four legged friends and their sniffing noses but also for us. Hollywood Feed makes a great line of
We have all been out running errands, working, or at dinner and encountered a seeing-eye dog with his person. It can be fun to run into a seeing-eye dog in
A well-trained dog is a very happy and well-behaved dog! As much as we try to ignore it or put it off, training is an essential part of dog ownership.
Having a dog that understands they can’t barge out the crate door every time it’s opened is precious. It can potentially save their life by giving you the opportunity to
-by Jane Langlois October 1st through 7th is National Walk Your Dog Week. Colleen Paige, Celebrity Pet Lifestyle Expert and Animal Behaviorist, created this event in 2010 to help promote
The last full week of September is Deaf Dog Awareness Week. This year the dates are September 21st-27th. I thought that this would be a good time to write about
Housebreaking a new puppy can seem like a daunting task! I know some people who have adopted an older dog just so they can skip this very important and necessary