There it is. The big yellow box filled with other tiny humans laughing and comparing sun tans. My humans are waiting to be taken away. There goes all my super fun adventures. My favorite noisy little footsteps throughout the house will be no more. I now stare through the window and hope for my humans to return. Are these the thoughts running through your dog’s head, too? Back to school can be stressful on your pup. So we compiled some…
Is your dog shy or had low exposure to people, places or other dogs? Teaching your dog to be more comfortable around others can be a slow process, but it’s worth it when you know your pup can handle settings and situations that include other dogs. How does your dog react to seeing other dogs? Does he bark? Shy away? If you are unsure how your dog will react, there are ways you can test his comfort level around other…
The Dangers of Leaving Your Dog in the Car Have you ever tried sitting in a car on a warm day without AC? Or thought about running into a store while your dog waits in the car? Think again! Even if it may be a 5-minute run into the grocery store, be sure to bring your dog with you, or leave him at home. Cars heat up quickly, and can be fatal for a dog. When you turn your car…
Summer is the time for adventure, especially with your furry friend! Where are you headed? There are so many things to do and places to go with your pup. Remember: summer temperatures can be extreme, please be cautious of hot pavement and be sure to keep your pup hydrated! Here are some great ideas for you and your pup to have a fun summer! Swimming – If your pup enjoys the water, take him swimming with you! Calm waters such…
Fireworks. Cookouts. Warm weather. Patriotic music. Pool parties. Fun in the sun. Fourth of July is one of the most enjoyable holidays to gather with your loved ones. Unfortunately, the holiday can be scary and potentially dangerous for our pets. Here are some Fourth of July pet safety tips to remember during your holiday celebrations, so you can have a fun and hazardous-free time with your pet. Keep your pet away from alcoholic beverages. These drinks can be poisonous for…
Shedding is normal for 95% of all dogs and cats. Excessive shedding is not. It’s not a problem for the pet. It’s a housekeeping problem for you – the pet owner. Excessive shedding can be due to environment, geography, and chemicals pets come in contact with such as lawn pesticides or detergents used on things pets lay on. A percentage of excessive shedding is due to stress, health issues or environmental issues. Don’t Shed On Me! helps reduce excessive shedding….