Find out what your dog’s sleep positions mean
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Understand what your dog’s saying with his paw
4 tips to reduce dog grooming stress
Reduce dog grooming stress by preparing your dog, staying calm, rewarding your dog, and tiring your dog out before you go.
Be a thrifty dog owner and save money
Thrifty dog owner: Save money by buying food in bulk and making your own treats and toys. Skip the groomer and care for your dog yourself.
7 grooming mistakes that can shock your puppy
Dog grooming mistakes: Failing to regularly bathe and brush not only makes it more difficult when you do groom your dog it also can damage his health.
Tips for bathing your dog
Dog bathing tips: Get all your supplies together before you start, use a muzzle if necessary, and trim nails to prevent accidental clawing.
Dog grooming guide: Care for your pup from the top of his head to the soles of his paws
Go beyond brushing and bathing and use this handy dog grooming guide to know what you need to do and when you need to do it to keep your pup clean and healthy.
Dog-skunk encounter? Use our easy cleanup tips
Be prepared before you experience a dog-skunk encounter. Stock up now on the cleaning items you need to refresh a stinky dog.
Stop dog shedding
Stop dog shedding with healthy foods, good grooming practices and pest control measures. Consider adding coconut, fish or olive oil to your dog’s diet.
Dog grooming: DIY vs. professional groomer
Weigh the pros and cons before deciding whether to do dog grooming at home or take your dog to see a professional groomer.
Pamper your pup with a trip to a luxury dog spa
By Sara B. Hansen Americans spent nearly $67 billions dollars on their pets in 2016. In the United Kingdom pet owners spent 4 billion pounds (or 5.12 billion American dollars). The bulk of that money is spent on food ($23.04 billion) and vet care ($15.73), according to the American Pet Products Association. But there’s plenty… Read the rest »