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Pros And Cons Of Attending Group Dog Training Classes

If you would like to learn how to better train your dog, you have two options. You can hire a dog trainer to come work with you personally, or you can attend group training classes. While group training classes are not for everyone, they do work well for many dog owners. Here are some pros and cons to review as you decide whether to enroll in group dog training classes yourself.

How to Prepare for Your Dog's First Boarding Experience

As COVID-19 restrictions relax, more and more people will start planning vacations. If you are eager to leave home but have a new dog, you may be looking at kennel facilities. If you've never boarded your dog before, here are some ways to prepare for that experience. Look for a Facility with a Yard Some boarding facilities and veterinarian offices have kennels, but they may not have much of a yard or place for dogs to roam.

Using a Walking Service For Your Dog

Caring for your dog will involve more than just providing enough food and water. For those with indoor pets, it will be necessary to ensure that any dogs are getting walked on a regular basis. To assist with meeting this need, dog owners can use a walking service. However, dog owners may not be sure as to how these services will work or what to expect. Appreciate The Benefits Of Using A Dog Walking Service While You Are At Work

Three Positive Things About Dry Dog Food

When you get a new dog, one of the first decisions that you'll need to make is what type of dog food to feed your latest family member. It's important to do some online research about this topic, as well as to talk to your veterinarian and a knowledgeable employee of your local pet store. While some dog owners strongly advocate for wet dog food, there's a lot of value in providing your dog with dry food.

3 Tips For Preventing Marijuana Toxicity In Dogs

As more states legalize marijuana, accidental marijuana overdoses in dogs are on the rise. When a dog comes across marijuana, especially in the form of candy, a cookie, or other edible, they are likely to gobble it up without realizing what they're ingesting. An amount of marijuana that is safe for people can be extremely toxic for a dog, especially a smaller one. Even if your dog does not ingest enough marijuana to be in danger, they will feel sick, lethargic, and confused.