Prepare your dog for epic outdoor adventures
If you’re planning your first excursion together in the wild, here’s some pup prep and gear tips to make it an epic (and safe) adventure together.
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Winter’s coming. Is your dog ready?
When the temperature drops it’s not enough to just prepare our homes and cars, we also need to get our dogs winter ready.
Raise a polite pooch
Use patience, education and positive reinforcement to make sure your pup has good dog manners. Don’t allow jumping, begging or mouthiness.
10 reasons dogs lick
Common reasons dogs lick include showing love and affection, marking their territory, healing a wound and relieving stress.
Does your dog respond to baby talk?
Research shows most people use dog baby talk with their pets. It’s a natural instinct people have when communicating with someone who can’t talk back.
Help your dog battle motion sickness
Nervous, hyperactive dogs are more likely to suffer from motion sickness as are puppies whose inner ears have not yet fully developed.
Help older dogs age gracefully
Older dogs need extra care including special grooming and regular vet visits to maintain mobility and stay at a healthy weight.
Keep your dog safe when you’re away
Puppy proof your home and yard — pay special attention to things your dog can put in his mouth — to keep your dog safe when you’re away.
Dog stereotypes: Separate fact from fiction
Would you be surprised to learn that many dog stereotypes are formed by TV and movies rather than concrete information about the breeds.
Try new outdoor exercise activities with your dog
Get your dog moving with outdoor exercise activities like agility trails, soccer, active hikes, drill team or water sports.
