Introducing a dog into your family can be an exciting time. It can also be a little scary – particularly if there are children involved. If it is an idea that is causing you to worry, then this is the article for you – in this article, I will be giving you a number of tips for things you can do to make this time go as safely and smoothly as possible, from initially choosing the most suitable dog all {Read More}
How much is that doggy in the window?
March 19, 2013 By Leave a Comment
How much is that doggy in the window? Getting a dog is one thing, but then learning to care for it, feed it, exercise it and making sure it gets its vaccinations is another. But there we are; being a dog owner is a great responsibility. You sometimes wonder whether you’re coming or going with it. Being able to buy things online does make life a lot easier however, and an Amazon promotional code, if you have one, can be {Read More}
Gerrard Larriett Review and Giveaway
February 27, 2013 By 87 Comments
I have never been a dog person. It wasn’t until a few years ago, when I even took the time to consider getting a dog. I mean they poop in the yard, they shed, and they STINK. I am not one for the wet dog smell, yuck. However, being around my sister’s dogs made me want one even more. So once we got back home we started looking for our forever friend. We finally found one about 2 hours from {Read More}
Dogs Who Are Loved Sport Collars Are Leashes
February 1, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Every year, far too many dogs are separated from their owner because they were not wearing a collar with a dog license. While dog licensing does provide needed funding to each state’s animal control departments, the most essential reason to license your dog is in case he or she becomes lost. By referencing the license number on the dog tag, animal control can locate the name and phone number of a lost dog’s owner. Many things can frighten a pet {Read More}
Training Is Now In Session
January 19, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Soon our beloved Bones will be having a birthday, while he will be one in human years in dog years he will be seven. We consider Bones to be our son, and he is extremely spoiled rotten. He is just what our family needed to be complete. We are planning a few trips this year and we don’t want to leave him behind, however, unless we can get him to walk like a good dog, we may have to get {Read More}
