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How to Choose a Quality Boarding for Your Dog While You are Away From Home?
If you’re planning for an out-of-town trip for a couple days and your loyal canine friend has to stay behind, you’re going to be in need of dog boarding services. With the right dog boarding place, you can guarantee that your dog will be well taken care of, kept safe, and of course, made happy. […]
Continue reading10 Healthy Snacks You Can Feed Your Dog
Chances are you’d do anything to put a smile on your dog’s face. What makes a dog happier than a healthy lifestyle? Well, a 16-ounce steak might really put them over the moon, but a healthy lifestyle will ensure your dog is able to move, think, and play with ease each day. Besides keeping your […]
Continue readingThe Ultimate Gift Guide for Dog Owners: Top 10 Gift Ideas
If you or a friend has a special place in their heart for dogs, there are a wide variety of pet-related gifts that you can purchase to enjoy. There are so many great items available that will be sure to provide sentimental value for years to come, celebrating the special bond between dogs and their […]
Continue readingThings You Didn’t Know About Dog Psychology- Get to Know Your Dog Even Better
What is Dog Psychology? Psychology of dogs is a branch of animal behavior that includes the study of how dogs think and act. Dog psychologists are people who specialize in understanding dog behavior by studying their social interactions, responses to stimuli, and other factors. They may also work with pet owners, trainers, vets or shelter […]
Continue reading10 Things to Do When You’re Attacked by a Dog
Dogs are man’s best friends. There are a lot of people who agree, but others may not. People might not be fond of canines because they fear their aggression at times. Dogs can be as gentle and endearing, but they can turn defensive and ready to attack anyone who hurts them or their owner. Having said […]
Continue readingWays to Tackle Your Dog’s Travel Anxiety
A recent study at the University of Helsinki found that out of 13,715 pet dogs of 264 breeds, 72.5% showed at least one anxiety behavior, according to the Smithsonian Magazine. Like humans, dogs experience stress and anxiety from time to time. Your furry friend might feel anxious due to noise, crowds, change of environment, or […]
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