Keeping your dog’s nails trimmed is extremely important for both their health and comfort. Allowing toenails to grow too long can cause discomfort and even foot and toe problems like infections and irritation. Some dogs that run and walk on hard surfaces like concrete and pavement wear down their nails naturally and therefore, do not require trimmings. … Continue reading How to Trim Your Dog’s Nails

Keep your pet active. No matter if you’ve got a brand new pup who is full of energy to burn, or you’ve got an older dog that’s slowing down, exercise is vital for a healthy animal. Even a little walk around the block is an excellent way to keep them active and happy. And exercise isn’t … Continue reading 7 Simple Ways to Keep Your Pet Healthy

Well, it’s that time of year where the weather tends to get nasty. And although a lot of dogs enjoy romping in the snow, you still end up spending a generous amount of time inside and that can lead to boredom. We’ve compiled a list with some easy and fun ideas to keep your pooch … Continue reading How to Keep Your Dog Entertained Indoors During Bad Weather

Why is January National Train Your Dog Month? Well, when the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) enacted the Train Your Dog campaign back in 2010, no other month seemed more appropriate than January. Why? Because of all the dogs that are purchased or given as gifts during the holidays! January is often the time … Continue reading January is National Train Your Dog Month