Most dogs can feel lonely if there is only one dog in the house. They are pack animals descended from wolves. This means they have instincts that push them to connect with friends or family. When they live as the only dog, they may experience loneliness if they do not receive enough attention.

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Swimming is great fun for dogs, and your swimming pool can be a fantastic place to cool off and play. But not all dogs are natural swimmers. Teaching your dog to swim safely involves patience, gentle encouragement, and a positive experience. Here's how to help your dog learn to enjoy swimming at their own pace, keeping their safety and comfort in mind.

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Bringing a new dog home is an exciting time for you and your family members. This event can inspire a sense of unity among everyone in the household, whether your new pet joins an older dog or is the only dog in the house.

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Finding the right toys for your dog is more than just picking something off the shelf. The right toy supports your dog’s health, behavior, and overall happiness. With so many types of dog toys—chew toys, plush toys, squeaky toys, tug toys, and more—knowing what to choose can be the difference between safe, enriching play and unwanted risks.

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Some dog breeds seem to be happy to play in the water all day if you let them. For these pups, there are plenty of summer activities that will keep them entertained. Here are examples you can do with a dog that loves to splash and play in the water. Read Article

Dogs are social animals, but not all warm up to people immediately. Some pups feel nervous around strangers, loud noises, or new environments if you want to be a good friend to dogs—whether your pet or someone else’s—you need to understand their behavior, body language, and needs.

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National K9 Veterans Day is celebrated every year on March 13th. This year its on Saturday March 13th, 2025. This day was established to recognize and celebrate the contributions that Military Working Dogs.

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Training your pup from day one helps set a solid foundation for good behavior and a well-adjusted adult dog. Puppies thrive on structure, and a predictable routine makes learning easier.

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Say goodbye to the winter germs and hello to all the new spring smells! The beginning of spring is the perfect time to clean your house. For pet owners, this can mean more in-depth cleaning in areas other people don't have to worry about. We will give you some helpful tips and tricks so that cleaning up after your pet seems a little less daunting. Read Article

If you and your family are welcoming a new puppy, there are some things you can do to make the experience more enjoyable for everyone. A new puppy is fun but also a lot of work. Fortunately, with some preparation and the right products, you can make every opening of the dog food storage container fun for the family and the puppy. 

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Well, it's that time of the year again! Flowers are in full bloom and the aroma lingering from family cookouts fills the air. As pet parents, knowing how to properly transition our pets from the cold winter months into warmer spring and summer settings can seem like a daunting task. If you're wondering how to make the transition into warmer seasons a more pleasant one, be sure to follow these warm weather transition tips. Read Article

If your pet has fleas, it’s a race against time to get them off your pet and out of the house. The best way to keep pets flea-free is with flea and tick prevention. Otherwise, you can use a travel kennel for dog safety while pest control handles the issue. To help you strike fear into those fleas, use these tips to keep your pets happy, healthy, and clean.

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Every dog owner wants their furry friend to have the best. The options for dog accessories are endless, from comfortable collars to cozy beds. But what is the most wanted item for dogs?

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Let's face it. Puppies are absolutely one of the cutest creatures on this planet. From their fresh puppy breath to their adoring puppy eyes to their loving puppy cuddles, puppies have been capturing the hearts of millions for generations. Read Article

Some owners wonder: can dogs learn to use a cat litter box? It’s a practical solution for small, older, and even puppies. If cats can do it, why not our canine companions? The idea sounds simple enough, but it’s not as straightforward as tossing down a litter pan and expecting results. Dogs have different instincts, and training methods vary. Without the correct litter box, consistent training, and proper rewards, it may seem impossible.

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Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, but it can also bring unexpected challenges to your household. One of the most common struggles dog owners face is getting their older dog to share toys or space with the new pup. While it’s normal for dogs to feel possessive of their belongings, this behavior can escalate if not addressed.

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Every two seconds, a pet is lost in North America, according to the National Council of Pet Population Study & Policy and the National Humane Society. Over 10 million pets go missing every year, and one in three pets will be lost at some point in their life. Sadly, only one in ten missing pets is reunited with their owner.

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Bringing a new dog home is exciting, but it can also feel a bit overwhelming if you’re not fully prepared. Without the right supplies, the first few days can be stressful for both you and your new furry friend. Imagine bringing your adopted dog home only to realize you forgot something as simple as a dog brush or training treats. It can leave you scrambling and unsure of where to start.

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