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Tired of cleaning up dog hair? Try vacuuming your dog

Posted May 2, 2023

Cute little gray dog sits near vacuum cleaner and pile of loose dog hair. Vacuum your dog to reduce dog shedding.

To vacuum your dog, make sure your dog isn’t afraid of the sound. Use a pet vacuum or pet attachments to remove loose dog hair.

Filed Under: Dog Grooming Tagged With: Shedding

7 warning signs your dog is stressed

Posted April 2, 2023

Fearful chocolate lab puppy shows dog stress warning signs.

Dog stress: Watch for seven warning signs your dog is in danger and take immediate action to help your dog. Stress can cause serious health issues.

Filed Under: Dog Health, Dog Training, Home Page, Top Stories Tagged With: Dog body language, Separation anxiety, Shedding

Balancing cleanliness and canine comfort: The ultimate guide for dog owners

Posted February 6, 2023

Happy Shih Tzu sits on a couch. Balancing cleanliness and canine comfort is crucial for the well-being of your pet. This guide is for you if you want to achieve this balance.

Balancing cleanliness and canine comfort is crucial for the well-being of your pet. This guide is for you if you want to achieve this balance.

Filed Under: Dog Grooming, Dog Health Tagged With: Dog bath, Dog brushing, Shedding

8 low-maintenance dogs that are easy to groom

Posted November 4, 2022

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy after a bath. Low maintenance dogs require occasional bathing and brushing.

Although grooming requirements may not top the list when you’re considering what kind of dog to adopt, low maintenance dogs will make your life easier.

Filed Under: Dog Breeds, Dog Grooming, Home Page Tagged With: Boston Terrier, Cavalier King Charles spaniel, Chihuahua, Greyhound, Non-shedding breeds, Shedding

7 dog breeds that shed the most (and how to reduce it)

Posted October 20, 2022

Owner uses slicker brush to groom Golden Retriever. If you don't mind a little extra shedding, check out this list of the top seven dog breeds that shed the most.

If you don’t mind a little extra shedding, check out this list of the top seven dog breeds that shed the most.

Filed Under: Dog Grooming, Dog Health Tagged With: Shedding

5 simple ways to deal with uncontrollable seasonal shedding

Posted September 26, 2022

Oner uses tools to remove seasonal shedding from Siberian Husky.

Since you can’t stop seasonal shedding, get the right tools, follow a bathing and brushing routine, use supplements, and cover furniture.

Filed Under: Dog Grooming Tagged With: Shedding

Dog grooming: DIY vs. professional groomer

Posted July 5, 2022

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Weigh the pros and cons before deciding whether to do dog grooming at home or take your dog to see a professional groomer.

Filed Under: Dog Grooming, Home Page Tagged With: Dog bath, Dog brushing, Shedding

3 summer grooming tips to keep your dog cool

Posted June 17, 2022

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy wears sunglasses in summer photo illustration. Use our summer grooming tips to reduce the risk of dehydration, foot pad burn, heat stroke, and sunburn in high temperatures.

Use our summer grooming tips to reduce the risk of dehydration, foot pad burn, heat stroke, and sunburn in high temperatures.

Filed Under: Dog Grooming Tagged With: Dog bath, Dog brushing, Shedding

Try 5 easy ways to keep your dog’s fur soft and shiny

Posted June 14, 2022

Happy Shetland Sheepdog. Keeping your fluffy dog clean and healthy doesn't have to be complicated. Simply brush, bathe, use a pet hair dryer, and feed a healthy diet.

Keeping your fluffy dog clean and healthy doesn’t have to be complicated. Simply brush, bathe, use a pet hair dryer, and feed a healthy diet.

Filed Under: Dog Grooming Tagged With: Dog bath, Dog brushing, Shedding

The ultimate guide to cleaning up after your dog

Posted April 11, 2022

Bassett Hound leaves muddy footprints. To avoid clean up after your dog, wipe or rinse muddy paws before you let the dog inside.

To clean up after your dog, start by getting the right tools. Use storage space for your dog’s items and keep your dog off the furniture.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Shedding

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