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Keys to Working Through Doggy Anxiety
Emotional support animals are truly amazing. More and more people are finding that their pets have anxiety, too. This is not exactly a new phenomenon as rescued pups often exhibit some skittish behavior as they acclimate to new environments; this can sometimes be the result of abuse or it could be any kind of trauma […]
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Dog Breeds as Sweet Treats – What Kind Do You Have?
Find out what your breed of dog would be as a dessert and see a breakdown of all things delicious for your doggy! Rottweiler – Sea Salt Caramel Can look tough on the outside but are soft and so sweet inside. Labrador Retriever – Reeses Cup A cult classic. Yorkshire Terrier – Twizzlers The people […]
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Spring Essentials for your Dog
Okay, so essentials might be stretched on the list below (we think food, water, shelter, etc. are give-ins since you’re reading a pet store blog page). However, we’ll keep the bougie accessory list to a minimum. These are household items that do double-duty and come in handy when taking your dog on the hottest […]
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Training Hacks for Stubborn Pups
Dress the Part We encourage you to be one of those people who walks with a saddle bag of treats on their hip! No, we’re not kidding. Dogs with little legs and big personalities are going viral on TikTok, Target launched matching puffer jackets for you and your dog. In short, the world is ablaze […]
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Is Your Dog a Material Girl (or Boy)? They Might Love a Spa Day
Grooming needs can vary from dog to dog. However, some practices are commonplace for all; like brushing their coats and making sure their nails are trimmed. Here’s the order if you’re looking to treat your pup to an at-home overhaul for spring: brush, bath, blow-out, and nails. Brushing This one is pretty straightforward but we […]
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What Does Socializing a Puppy Really Mean?
Many new dog owners assume that socializing their pet must mean to mirror human socialization – introduction to new sounds, places, and faces being at the forefront of it all. Some of this rings true, however, exposure must be done thoughtfully to avoid resulting in a reactive adult dog. We dive into the ‘why’ […]
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Tick-Tick-Boom! How to Avoid Ticks and Fleas this Spring
Being outdoors with your pup is one of the highlights of pet ownership. Whether it’s a walk in the park, a swim in the ocean or pool, or a challenging hike, getting out of the house and into the wild is good for them and for us. Ticks and fleas are the #1 uninvited guests […]
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Enrichment is Everything
Remind me what enrichment is? Sure thing, reader. Enrichment for our pets is anything that gets their brain working and using their senses similarly to how they would in the wild. This yields feelings of satisfaction and relaxation. Looking for easy ways to dip your toe into the world of dog enrichment? We’ve got you. […]
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Dog Owner Etiquette for Apartment Living
If you have ever lived in a pet-friendly apartment, you have likely seen plenty of pooches around. These precious, furry beings can run the gamut in terms of behavior. How do you secure a spot on the “best behaved” side? We’ll break it down for you. Adjustment Period If you’ve recently moved into an apartment […]
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How to Acclimate Pandemic Puppies to a “Post-Pandemic” World
If you, like so many others, turned to pet adoption when the Pandemic began you likely find yourself with an almost two-year-old, toddler-like pup who could stand to be better adjusted in certain areas. For example, isolation in our homes means they weren’t exposed to as many noises or sights as they would have been […]
