Tips for Socializing Your Quarantine Dog
Millions of people adopted pets in 2020 during the height of the coronavirus pandemic. More people were working from home, limiting outings, and had plenty of time to spend with their new dog. However, many of these dogs missed the opportunity to socialize with others as families were quarantining. They became very comfortable with a […]
Children & Pets: Creating a Safe Environment
Growing up with a pet can be an incredible experience for children. They learn responsibility and compassion, but also have a fun companion – someone to play with and tell secrets to. However, it is important for parents to create a safe environment so both children and animals are comfortable and do not feel threatened. […]
Keeping Up with a High Energy Dog
Every dog is different. Some are content to curl up on the floor and sleep the day away, while others are constantly on the go. It’s a good idea to do a little research before you adopt a dog and figure out which breeds might be the best fit for you. Talk to the rescue […]
Safety First: Preventing Dog Bites
Did you know that more than more than 4.5 million Americans are bitten by dogs every year, and one in five requires medical attention? Biting is not restricted to any specific breed or type of dog—there is always a risk, especially if the dog feels threatened or scared. While there’s no way to guarantee that […]
Outdoor Fun for You and Your Dog
As the weather warms up, it’s the perfect opportunity to spend more time outdoors with your dog and keep both of you active. Just like humans should be exercising several days a week for better health, dogs should be too! All of those extra treats and snacks can add up. Here are some fun ways […]
Preparing to Board Your Dog
In a perfect world, you could take your dog with you anywhere, anytime. But in reality, you’re often forced to leave your dog behind for work trips, vacations, or emergencies. When you can’t be with them, you want to ensure that they’re safe and well cared for. Sometimes you may be able to leave them […]
Tips for Socializing Your Dog, Young or Old
One of the best times to start socializing your dog and getting them used to different people, places, sounds, smells, and animals is when they are still a puppy; between 7 weeks and 4 months is ideal. However, even if you adopt an adolescent or older dog, they can still be socialized as well and […]
