Fall is here: Things you should and shouldn’t do with your dog

11 key points 1-2: Left Ear and Right Ear 3: Muzzle (open the mouth, check teeth, grab muzzle, etc) 4-7: All 4 paws and nails 8: Neck (collar area) 9: Tail 10. Hugging the dog 11. Brushing the dog

Let’s face it: as a pet parent you are going to have to deal with more than a few messes in your time. When it comes to diarrhea nobody wants it smeared over their carpet or even in their kennel. It’s one mess that we would all rather live without! Fortunately for those of us…

Often at times, disasters such as the hurricanes that have hit lately,  force one to vacate and abandon the house immediately with as fewer belongings as possible. Most of the times, people do have an emergency bag available for themselves that which they fill up with all their basic and most important belongings. However, most…

TIPS: 1.Find out from the shelter what the feeding schedule is and ask for some food that dog is eating so that you can properly transition to your own food. 2.Prior to bringing your dog home, dog proof you home: set up a crate install baby gates to limit where the dog can go for…

New Years eve is here and there are many things with your pets that you need to consider. This night can be just as noisy or noisier than the 4th of july so you want to follow similar safety tips for your pets during this holiday. Tips: 1.Keep your dog from ingesting confetti and any…

This is one of the most important but yet one of the most underrated aspects of dog training. confidence in dogs is as equally important as confidence in people. People with very low confidence are rarely successful, engaging, or social, the same can be said for dogs. The key to building confidence is Desensitization. Yes,…