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Did you know that socializing your puppy can almost always reduce anxiety and stress in your pup? It can also make many other aspects of both your and their life far easier. From vet visits to overall health to bonding, it is essential that you learn how to socialize your puppy.    That is why it is of the utmost importance to regularly introduce your canine companion to other people and dogs to give them time to interact and play. However, you do need to know the best way to introduce your dog to their new friends in order to...

So, you left your Valentine’s day candy out, and your dog snuck a piece…or five. Don’t panic! This is your step-by-step guide to helping them through it and getting your furry friend feeling better in no time.    Step 1: Assess the situation Figure out what your dog ate and how much they of it. Especially if it’s chocolate! Step 2: Call up your Vet If it looks like your pup ate a giant’s portion of sweets, your Vet may advise coming in immediately. On the other hand, if your furry friend just took a few nibbles, your vet might...

Chewing behavior is the most common issue dog parents experience, and not only is it destructive but it can also be dangerous to pooch.  First, we recommend figuring out why your pup is chewing, is it because they’re bored, teething, in pain, or anxious? Your pup isn’t chewing on your new shoes because they’re mad at you, they simply don’t understand and need guidance.  Here are the next steps: 🐶 Dog-Proofing: Before bringing a dog home, be sure you have put away or removed any chewable items that could be destroyed.  🐶 Toys & Chews: The most important thing you can do...

Winter may invite some conflicting feelings. It can be such a beautiful season—but also miserable and dangerous. Having a fun and safe winter requires some preparation. Dog owners need to consider how the winter affects the hairier members of their families. Watching your dog play in the snow is so much fun, but with that comes the need to take precautions. In this article, we answer the question, can dogs get frostbite on their paws? But don’t worry—by the end, you’ll also learn how to prevent frostbite on a dog’s paws. You’ll know what signs to look for in case...

Keeping your dog exercised and entertained in the warmer months isn’t a problem. The trouble starts when winter comes around, the temperature drops, and snow, sleet, and rain start to fall! Even if you’re happy going outside in it, some dogs much prefer staying cuddled up in the warm. Thankfully, there are still plenty of things to do with your dog in the winter to stop them from getting unhappy and overweight. Want to read all about them? Check out this list of the best winter activities for dogs. Make Food Fun Dogs don’t just burn energy by running around...