
Adopting an Older Dog Pros and Cons
When you bring an older dog into your family, you're giving a gift not just to the pup but also to yourself. You're also committing to caring for a senior…
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When you bring an older dog into your family, you're giving a gift not just to the pup but also to yourself. You're also committing to caring for a senior…
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Fostering a dog is a wonderful and rewarding experience. You give the dog a safe place to live until he finds his forever home, and in return, you are rewarded…
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Compared to the zest and rambunctiousness of older puppies, newborn puppies are pretty laid-back. Their eyes aren't fully functional, and their hearing isn't as sharp as it will be. They…
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Bringing home a second dog is an exciting decision for both you and your new furry best friend. There's some preparation you need to do to make sure you and…
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Introducing a dog to a cat home takes time, love, and patience. Remember, your home was the cat's first and her needs and boundaries should be respected. If you give…
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Puppies are born without teeth and with their eyes and ears closed. Naturally, they depend on their mother (and you) to keep them safe and healthy. One of the most important parts…
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Puppies are bundles of energy and activity, and oh, so cute. But at birth, puppies are essentially blind, deaf, and unable to move around except at a slow crawl. They remain entirely…
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If your dog gets a little too hot while you're outside, here are some tips to safely cool your pup down.
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Is it too hot to walk your dog? Most dogs can tolerate temperatures up to 70 degrees, but factors like breed and health status may also play a role.
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Dogs may pant for many different reasons, including excitement, exhaustion, health issues, and regulation of body temperature. Today we’re going to focus on its role in cooling and regulating body…
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