20+ Ways to Mentally Stimulate Your Dog
A dog's mental stimulation is any activity that stimulates, activates, or enriches a dog’s brain and thus their mental well-being. There are countless activities...
How to Use Shock Collars in a Humane Fashion
Training collars are known by several names — shock collars, remote training collars, electronic dog collars, e-collars — and they are the subject of...
What to Do If Your Dog Has Fleas
Fleas are small, dark brown parasites that live outside and are more prevalent in warm weather. Fleas thrive in temperatures between 65 and 80...
5 Quick & Easy Tips to Get Dog Pee Out of a Mattress
Accidents happen. When our pets have accidents, it can be especially annoying.
Cleaning carpeting and washing bedding can be a hassle, but it's not as...
Camping With Dogs: Tips, Guidelines, Do’s And Don’ts
Do you like outdoors, nature and camping? Have you ever considered camping with dogs, and taking your loyal pal on your escapades with you? It's...
DIY Dog Wheelchair: How to Make a Wheelchair for Dogs
Dogs, just like humans, occasionally need wheelchairs. This could be due to an injury, rehabilitation of limbs, arthritis, neurological issues or something as simple...
How to Put on Different Types of Dog Harnesses
You've finally bought a good dog harness for your Fido, but now there's a problem - how do you easily put on a pet...
DIY Dog Stairs: How to Make Your Own Doggy Steps
Dog stairs are pretty much the same as human stairs, but cute and miniaturized. They can be a great option to help your dog...
6 Keys to Spring Cleaning Success for Dog Owners
Ah, the first days of spring!
Crocuses blooming, fresh breezes, warm sunshine, and enough light that you can see every furball on the carpet and...
Why Are Dogs Eating Grass?
One common misconception about dogs eating grass is that they do it because they aren’t feeling well, and that leaves some dog owners to worry...
Low-Protein Diet for Dogs: The Ultimate Guide
Once the vet informs you that you need to change to a low-protein diet for dogs, the questions start popping up: what is a...
How To Check A Dog’s Pulse
When you're first learning how to check your pet's pulse, do it several times. Take your dog's pulse when you return home from a walk, after a game of fetch, when he first wakes up in the morning and check it during periods of rest throughout the day. This will give you a good idea of your dog's resting and active heart rates.
