Blog Entries ( dog tips )

My Dog Susie Says: What We Can Learn from Our Dogs

March 28th, 2012
Posted by sandysusie | Posted in Tips

Here are some things you can learn from your dogs. 1 . Never pass up a fun joy ride. 2. When your loved one comes home, run and jump up in pure joy, every single time. 3. When you're happy, show it by dancing around and wagging your entire body. 4. When your loved one is sad, be silent, sit close by, and kiss and nuzzle them gently. 5. Enjoy the ...

A Dog Owner’s Guide to Eye Care

January 6th, 2012
Posted by VetDepot | Posted in Health and Nutrition, Tips

The eyes are often overlooked when it comes to routine dog care, but prevention of eye injuries and regular checkups are the best defense against vision loss in your dog. Fortunately, most eye problems are minor with prompt diagnosis and treatment. Protect Your Dog’s Eyes with Regular Home Exams: Regular home exams ensure you spot any cloudiness, tearing, or other problems early. In some ...

Keeping Your Dog Safe During the Holidays

December 5th, 2011
Posted by AmberO | Posted in Dog Safety, Holidays, Tips

Decorating When it comes to decorating, think of your dog as you would a small child.  Anything  potentially dangerous, breakable, or small enough to be eaten or swallowed should be kept out of reach at all times.  After you finish decorating, get down on your hands and knees (or whatever is closest to your dog's level!) to do a “crawl-through” of your house to see what you ...

7 Ways to Stop your Dog from Chewing on Everything

November 5th, 2011
Posted by Emmy | Posted in Tips

Man’s best friend... that furry little beast can also be man’s worst enemy! If you’re like countless others, you’ve got a dog that just loves to chew on everything. If you want to know how to stop your dog's chewing habit, read on to get seven helpful tips. 1.  Attention That’s right. Simply giving your dog more attention can literally be the only difference ...

Letting Your Dogs Decorate the House

September 3rd, 2011
Posted by Jana Stevens | Posted in Fun, Tips

When you have dogs, decorating with them can provide unique opportunities to express your own personal style and taste. Here are some tips: Paw prints and nose smudges on glass doors and windows break up glare and soften the light in a room. Dog crates, when stacked three high, can add height to a room. If fastened securely to the wall, the top of the crates ...