Does your dog enjoy a better social life than you?
Survey shows pet parents say their dog has a better social life than they do. More than half say their dog has more friends.
Pandemic
Dogs may be the real winners during the global COVID-19 pandemic. After all, your dog loves nothing more than spending time with you.
During the pandemic, it’s a perfect time to work on dog training and find new ways to keep your dog active and happy.
Keep your dog active: For your dog’s overall health, try to stick to your routine as much as possible. But feel free to take plenty of walks in your neighborhood. You’ll both enjoy the time together.
Cuddle with them: Take advantage of this extra time to get in some extra snuggles. Cuddling helps relieve anxiety during these stressful times. And most dogs are natural cuddle bugs so that they will enjoy the extra snuggle time, too.
Training time: Use your extra time at home productively and work on improving your dog’s manners. Basic obedience training never goes out of style and can make your dog happier and healthier.
5 ways to keep your dog occupied while you’re working
Working from home: To be successful, tire your dog out before work starts, provide appropriate chew toys, and consider using doggy daycare.
Pets and the pandemic: What you need to know
Protect yourself and your dog by using the questions and answers in this article about COVID-19 to stay safe.
How pets help us through the pandemic
Being stuck at home reinforced the value of pet benefits for most owners. Our dogs provide unconditional love and are great listeners.
Secrets to staying sane while working from home with dogs
Working from home with your dog: Set boundaries, entertain your dog, and train him to understand the new normal.
Dogs pack on the pounds during pandemic
Hill’s Pet Nutrition study shows pets’ pandemic weight gain fueled by too many treats and not enough exercise.
Should you adopt a dog during quarantine?
Adopting a dog during quarantine has clear advantages, but consider your time, housing, and finances before deciding.
5 tips for dog lovers to manage asthma and allergy symptoms
As many as three in 10 people with allergies have reactions to cats and dogs, according to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.
Quarantine lessons from Wrigley the dog
As we head into this new year, Wrigley offers these quarantine lessons: Turn off your TV and get outside for a walk.
Tips for training your new dog while you’re stuck at home
Train your dog at home: Prevent bad habits like barking, biting and chewing by focusing on simple obedience commands. Keep training sessions short and fun.
