Have a dog or cat with a cold or the flu? Help unclog their sinuses by letting them into the bathroom when you shower. The steamy, moist air will help thin mucus so they can breathe easier. Read More
If your dog has dry skin, try a supplement like Omega-3 or Omega-6. They are not typically found in high quantities in most dog foods. They are great for a healthy skin and coat. They can be found in pill form or an oil that is added to their food.
The sooner you start leash training your dog, the easier it will be to train them. Ideally, you want to get your dog comfortable with wearing both a collar and a leash at a young age. Read More
When leash training your dog, use the same leash training method consistently. When you’re deciding on the method that’s best for you, keep your dog’s personality and energy levels in mind. Read More
Choosing the right walking equipment will help make leash training easier and give you more control over your pet. Take some time to research different types of collars. You may need to experiment with several before finding the one that works best for your dog. Read More
Always have a meet and greet with a potential dog walker before scheduling the first walk. In the same way you would have a potential care giver for your child meet your child first you should have a potential dog walker meet your dog. Read More
Ask about professional training before hiring someone to walk your dog. Most reputable dog companies have specialized training for their staff, everything from emergency first aid to how to communicate effectively with your animal.
