It seems a pretty fair guess that if dogs had smart phones, Instagram would be their app of choice. The good people at Canine Cottages agree and have created a fun new project that imagines what a dog Instagram account would look like if dogs were in control of the cameras.
Try to take daily dog walks. Pick a place that’s fun for both of you, set a reasonable pace and keep your dog on a loose leash.
Spend Valentine’s Day with someone who loves you unconditionally — your dog. Celebrate with a meal out, a hike or a day at the spa.
The best way to give your dog medications is to make them think the medicine is a treat. You can easily do that by disguising the medicine in peanut butter or cheese.
Learning to speak fluent dog or cat can’t be done in a crash course. Like any other language it takes years to master. And practice makes perfect.
Every dog owner is sure to have an opinion on small dogs vs big dogs and which dog breeds are the yappiest, cuddliest and meanest. Some of it’s speculation. Some of it’s science. Some of it’s pet temperament.
The best way to help your lost dog find his way home is to make sure he has an microchip. A lost dog with a microchip is 2.5 times more likely to return home safely.
A study by Vanderbilt University shows dogs are smarter than cats. The study is the first to count cortical neurons in carnivores’ brains.
Dog apps can help pet lovers choose a pet to adopt, train him, take him on vacation, set up play dates and monitor all your canine-related expenses.
Knowing that your dog death grief will gradually lessen over time is probably not much comfort when the pain of their loss is still fresh, but there are some healthy ways in which you can work to cope with your feelings.
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