While we celebrate our dogs everyday, National Dog Day comes around just once a year. This year we’re asking the question, how do our dogs actually want to celebrate this year? After talking to our expert pups, we’ve compiled a list of seven ways our dogs want to be celebrated this year. 1. Going on
It’s back to school season for your pup too. Just like kids thrive on structure during the school year, dogs feel more secure when they know what to expect for the day ahead. From feeding times to walks to bedtime, a consistent routine helps reduce anxiety and keeps your pup happy and well-behaved. Here are
Whether your pup prefers beach lounging, trail exploring, or chasing sprinklers, understanding their summer personality can help you plan the paw-fect warm-weather adventures. Which one is your pup picking? The Lounger (the sun deck is their happy place) This dog is all about slow mornings, shady naps, and soaking up the sun—from a distance. Think
As summer temps continue to rise, we humans have the luxury of shedding our tees for tanks and pants for shorts, but our pups are still walking around with their fur coats on. Our dogs need exercise and fresh air–just like us–so it’s important to know how your specific dog can best prepare to handle
How to spot the difference between food and environmental allergies in your pup With spring, hopefully, springing into bloom soon we know that seasonal allergies will follow. Dogs, like humans, can have seasonal allergies that come and go with spring and fall, but what if it’s something else? If your dog is a little extra
As we Irish Americans gear up to celebrate St. Paddy’s day this weekend, we wanted to give a shoutout to our furry Irish friends who have been by our side for thousands of years. Historical Background Dogs, specifically the Irish Wolfhound, have been a fixture in Irish society since the days of Julius Caesar and