7 ways to make your dog neighbor-friendly
Make your dog neighbor-friendly. Listen to their concerns, especially if your dog barks at them nonstop, dig holes, or escapes into their yard.

Make your dog neighbor-friendly. Listen to their concerns, especially if your dog barks at them nonstop, dig holes, or escapes into their yard.

Vaccinate your puppy to protect against canine parvovirus. Puppies should get the vaccine three times, ideally when they are eight, 12, and 16 weeks of age.

A dog’s symptoms from grass allergies can be anywhere from hardly noticeable to obvious discomfort. Wipe paws, bathe often, and talk to your vet.

Potty train an older dog: Establish a routine, use lots of praise, take him outside often, and learn to watch his cues. And never scold.

Signs your dog is healthy include high energy level, a healthy appetite, a shiny, full coat, fresh breath, and clean teeth, and bright eyes.

House hunting as a dog parent poses challenges. Many rentals won’t take pets or charge high fees. Do research and take your time to find the right home.

Poor health, obesity, and age are just a few of the reasons why a dog may develop arthritis. Treat arthritis with joint supplements, CBD oil, and diet.

Before becoming a first-time puppy parent consider the breed before settling on the perfect pup. Every breed was bred for a different purpose.

Owning a Chihuahua is like having a child who will never grow. These tiny dogs are active, playful, moody, and loving all at the same time.

Choose quality dog food based on your dog’s age and nutritional needs. Read labels and don’t be fooled by words like “best” and “blue ribbon.”
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