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November 25, 2020

Dog Harness - Do's and Don'ts

For starters, whether a harness is helpful for a dog or not depends on the breed you have, their behavior, and the type of harness. To help you more, here are some dos and don’ts of using a dog harness that you should know before introducing one to your dog.

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July 10, 2021

Here's How to Puppy-Proof Your Living Space!
Just like toddlers, puppies are extremely curious and energetic beings. You need to be thorough with the puppy-proofing process. It keeps the puppy safe and prevents him from getting into any danger.
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July 9, 2021

9 Strange Dog Behaviours and What They Mean
Your dog may like to roll into filthy things, or dig things around, or bite their leash. Whatever it is, while some weird behaviours have no sense, the others are pretty explainable. Once you pay attention to their actions, you will understand what they mean and will be able to help them.
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July 8, 2021

Five Practical Ways to Care for Your Sick Dog
Your dog cannot communicate its pain directly to you, which makes it challenging to comfort it. However, you can try to make them comfortable while keeping them well-rested and hydrated, which will help in faster healing.
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July 7, 2021

5 Dog Grooming Tips You Should Know
However, with regular grooming, you can prevent such conditions from developing in your pup and enjoy good times with your furry mate. Brushing, bathing, nail cleaning & clipping and similar grooming activities can keep your dog healthy and adorable! It can avoid the possibilities of parasite infestations and skin issues, alongside helping you bond wonderfully with your pup.
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July 6, 2021

How to Train Your Dog to Be Alone at Home?
The process of training can be overwhelming for your dog. However, be gentle and slow in your method. Keep accessing their emotions throughout to know how they feel.
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July 5, 2021

Obesity in Dogs - What You Need to Know
You might be surprised to know that obesity concerns are not only limited to humans. Now, 55.6% of dogs are overweight and obese. Like humans, lean and healthy dogs can not only walk around easily but also live longer.
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