January is National Train Your Dog Month
January is National Train Your Dog Month, which makes it the perfect time to think about what your training with your dog will look like this year. Training is now so much more than the traditional "obedience" training of old. In its place is a focus on teaching "real life" skills, providing enrichment, participating in dog sports, teaching cooperative care, and integrating choice into your dog's activities. Read on for ideas to make training fun for you and your dog.
The Dog Breeds That Live the Longest (according to a new study)
A new study finds that average lifespan estimates are generally higher for small dogs over large, females over males, and dogs with prominent noses over flat-faced dogs. Read our post to find out which dog breeds had the lowest average lifespan, and what bias might exist in the study.
Secure Their Spot: Why Early Reservations for Dog Boarding Are Essential
Planning well in advance for boarding allows you to secure your dog's spot at your desired facility, ensuring their comfort and well-being and gaining peace of mind for yourself. Read on to find out more about why proactive planning and early reservations are essential for your furry friend.
Dog Anxiety Awareness Week, May 1 - 7
Ever wonder if your dog is scared or anxious? How do you tell? May 1 - 7 is Dog Anxiety Awareness Week, which makes it the perfect time to learn how to read your dog's body language to determine if he or she is feeling fearful or anxious and if so, what to do about it.