How do wireless electric dog fences work?
A wireless electric dog fence is a viable option because it is safer, portable, affordable, and easy to install.
Dog safety
Dog safety information on DogsBestLife.com includes tips on a variety of topics from cold or hot weather dangers, wild animal dangers, thunderstorms and more.
We also provide suggestions for creating an emergency plan and information about whether puppy kisses are dangerous.
Winter: Prevent dog cold weather dangers by limiting time outside, protecting your pup’s paws and putting your dog in a coat or sweater if necessary.
Holiday: Common holiday dangers include food, parties, decorations, and travel.
Spring: Protect your dog from thunderstorms, wild animals, pests and both landscaping and household toxins.
Thunderstorms: Dogs can perceive subtle changes as the barometric pressure drops before we do and are alerted to approaching storms.
Wild animals: Outdoor dangers for dogs include wild animals that can spread diseases like rabies and leptospirosis, fertilizers, pesticides and poisons meant for rodents.
Summer: Provide your pup with lots of shade and lots of water. Avoid vigorous exercise during the hottest times of the day and protect your pup’s paws from hot cement.
Pet emergency plan: Before disaster strikes, be sure to include your dog in your emergency evacuation plans.
Puppy kisses: Puppy kisses are full of affection, loyalty and about 700 kinds of bacteria. To be safe, limit puppy kisses to your hands or cheek.
Stop 3 dangerous pests from attacking your dog
Banish dangerous pests like ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, and rodents from your yard to protect your dog and keep him safe.
Protect your dog from 3 hidden household dangers
Protect your dog from household dangers, including furniture, power cords, contaminants, and things your dog can chew on.
Can your dog scare wildlife away from your home?
Relying on your dog to scare wildlife can be dangerous and expose your dog to diseases like tularemia and rabies.
Lawn pesticides and dogs: What should you know?
Pesticides and dogs can be a dangerous combination. But using pesticides appropriately can be beneficial to your home and yard.
7 tips to create a safe zone for your pets
Create a safe zone so your dog has a place to go when it’s frightened or needs to relax. Make the space comfortable and easy to access.
Consider 5 things before you introduce your dog to a snake
Anyone considering introducing a snake into a house with dogs should think carefully about how their dog will react.
3 dog travel safety tips
Dog travel safety tips: Whether you’re on a quick outing across town or a long road trip, your pet should always be restrained while you’re behind the wheel
Pup 911: A quick guide to canine injuries
Be proactive to prevent canine injuries. If your dog is hurt, learn what steps to take. Reduce the risk of car crashes, choking hazards.
Pet owner’s guide to buying artificial turf for dogs
If you use artificial turf, it can become smelly if there isn’t a proper drainage system. Rain typically washes away any smells.
