Training & Health

Spring is almost here and we cannot wait. But the more frolicking our pups do outside, the more likely they are going to get into something that they shouldn’t. Our dogs eat a lot of grass, but what if they … Read More

Living with a pet comes with its fair share of joys and responsibilities. If you have a dog, you know what it’s like to have them elated to see you when you get home, but also how often you have … Read More

  Has your mischievous, playful pooch suddenly become quiet? Does he appear withdrawn or sullen, so unlike his old cheerful self?   If you’re wondering about your dog’s behavior, one of the first things you should examine is the food … Read More

Arthritis is one of the common health conditions which affect middle-aged and older pets. However, younger dogs can also suffer from the severe pain of the disease. Arthritis can be very painful and uncomfortable for dogs just as it is … Read More

  You may have noticed some abnormal symptoms in your dog and cannot point a finger on exactly what the problem is. If your pet is itchy, swollen on the face, lips or ears or is licking its body more than usual, … Read More

Today I would like to introduce Josh from kyrapets.com to the blog. He is here today to talk to us about puppy teething. So, take it away, Josh! When I see a puppy, my heart melts. What about you? As much as we … Read More

Today I would like to welcome Maria from https://www.vet-organics.com/ to the blog today. She has wonderful information on doggy ear infections. This topic hits home because Ryder suffered from chronic ear infections for a long time. It took us a … Read More

Today I would like to welcome Meredith Zacharias from HairClippersClub.com to the blog today. Meredith would like to share with us some dog grooming tips. We have talked before about how grooming is important for your dog’s health. Let’s jump … Read More

When you have a dog, it is your responsibility to keep your dog safe. Dogs aren’t always aware of danger. For instance, in the summer it’s quite common for owners to take the dog to the beach. It can be … Read More

Keeping your pup happy and healthy is crucial as a dog parent. You have to make sure your four-legged companion doesn’t get hold of dangerous food or substances in the house. The same rule applies as to kids and toddlers: … Read More

I am happy to welcome, Zara Lewis back to the blog. Zara has written for us a couple times now. She always has wonderful information to bring pet owners. If you enjoy her work, go check out Zara at highstylife.com where she is a regular … Read More

When you first get a puppy, you will almost always have a dog which is in prime condition. Their coat will look like it is fresh from the factory, and they will be moving quickly towards their physical peak. Without … Read More

As you may know, Ryder is my Emotional Support Animal. There has been more and more buzz about ESAs in the last couple years. It is very unfortunate that this topic has been shown in a negative light. Any Dog … Read More

New to the Dog Mom scene? You will soon discover that their happiness and safety become your main priority. Of course, you want your dog to live a happy, healthy, and content life. But, how do you make sure that … Read More

If you are a dog owner or are thinking of getting a dog, then you might naturally think that dogs are pretty invincible when it comes to pain. I mean, they don’t wear shoes, they enjoy the outdoors, will run … Read More

  Our dogs are precious creatures, aren’t they?! They are our best friends, little shadows, and babies of the four-legged persuasion. Pups give us endless entertainment and are always there when we need them. In return, we have a responsibility … Read More

Does your doggo have fussy eating habits? It could be more than just walking away from the bowl head held high. There could be health issues to be concerned about. If you notice that your dog develops some serious symptoms … Read More

I would like to welcome James Cassidy to the blog today. He will be talking about how to get your pup to walk with you nicely. Nothing is more annoying than a doggo that pulls you everywhere. James has a … Read More

We always had at least one dog in the house when I was growing up. But I will tell you that I had no idea that people actually brush their dog’s teeth. But as an adult, I know your dog’s … Read More

It is easy to think dog grooming is just to make the appearance of your dog more presentable, but there is more to it! Grooming your dog on a regular basis is important for your dog’s health. I will share … Read More

Allergies are a huge topic when it comes to Ryder. It took us a good while to figure out what was triggering his chronic ear infections. Little did I know, my dog has allergies. We have been battling his food … Read More

Can My Dog Eat This?! March is Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month. So, I found it only fitting to talk about feeding your dog table scraps. It is a fairly controversial topic among dog owners and trainers. A lot of … Read More

Welcome to March! Can you believe it is already here? March is Pet Poison Prevention Awareness Month. In honor of this, all month we will be talking about your dog’s health. We will be talking about diet and other important … Read More

Hi Everyone! I would like to give a warm welcome to Ryan Ely from www.greatdogsupplies.com!  Ryan is an avid Animal Lover who believes in helping animals any way he can. This includes supporting local animal shelters, adopting both dogs and cats, … Read More

You Can Never Be Too Prepared for a Dog Emergency! If you have a dog it is a good idea to have a dog first aid kit. You never know when you will need it. Dogs are very active and curious … Read More

Does your dog go through spurts of just wanting to eat grass while she is outside? Ever wonder what is so appealing about grazing the yard for the most delectable blade? Here are the most common reasons your pooch loves … Read More

The holidays are pretty hectic for us, but we can’t forget about Fido! Having a variety of people coming in and out of the house can add some stress to your dog. Follow these tips below on how to keep … Read More

Teaching your dog hand signals is very important in dog training, but all too often overlooked. Knowing hand signals not only helps strengthen the bond between you and your dog, but it could also come down to life and death! … Read More

Does your dog not do well in the house alone?? Or did you just add a new doggo to your pack?? Guess what? It’s time to crate train. Don’t worry – I got your back. Whether you call it a kennel or … Read More