Tips & Advice: Situation Specific

Nothing warms an animal lover’s heart like an empty shelter – it means pets have been adopted into happy homes, full of love, warmth, and attention. Recent events have led to an encouraging uptick in adoptions around the country, but I can’t help but wonder – did they really go to their “furever” homes? Or just their “until things return to normal” homes?

With more family time at home, both people and dogs face new challenges and distractions. Drawing on 30+ years of experience, we’ve got tips to help you manage—and enjoy—the change.

Dogs love to play outside, no matter what the weather or situation. But when circumstances won’t allow for it, pet parents must get creative at home in order to entertain our furry friends! Here is a list of indoor games to keep your dog healthy, happy, and enhance the bond you share.

Do you now find your self working from home? Some dogs ease into this scenario and are able to be with their owners throughout the day without exhibiting behavioral issues. For others, however, there are a number of problems that may arise - such as dogs demanding attention by barking or whining, often at the worst possible times. 

New Safety Measures and Support Resources Available

Whether you are looking to purchase or adopt your first furry friend or add an additional member to your family, there are several important questions to ask before making the big decision.

The holidays have arrived! It’s the season of giving, and we love finding the perfect gift for our friends and family – after all, there’s no better feeling than giving someone special a present that brings a big smile to their face.

Dogs are susceptible to physical and cognitive degeneration in the same way as humans, and since there is no way to stop it, it’s important to become familiar with the signs of Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDS).

Does your dog show signs of compulsive behavior? He may be suffering from a condition known as CCD (Canine Compulsive Disorder).