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Does My Dog Need a Harness?

Does my dog need a harness

Every dog needs something to attach their leash and tags to but it doesn’t necessarily have to be a collar. In fact, for some dogs, a collar can be dangerous, and a harness is a better choice. Though they come in many designs, shapes, and sizes, all dog harnesses are essentially the same in that they attach around the dog’s chest, leaving the neck free. Here are some reasons a harness might be better than a collar for your dog. Medical Reasons for a Dog Harness A harness is a better choice for some dogs due to medical reasons. It[...]

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10 Ways To Have A Happy Dog

healthy teeth in dogs

Do you have a happy dog?  Do you know what to do to keep them happy?  Your dog can be a friend, exercise partner, emotional support, and personal guardian. Dogs fill all these roles easily and ask very little in return. If you want to thank your canine companion for his many contributions to your life, provide the right care that will ensure his physical health and emotional well being. Here are 10 ways to ensure your dog is happy and has all he needs for a good life. 1) Healthy Food Commercial pet food companies provide a wide variety of[...]

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Crafting a Cozy Home for Your Elderly Dog

Soft and Comfy Bedding for Elderly Dog

You and your pooch have been together a long time. You’ve played countless hours of fetch, snuggled together on the couch to watch TV and you’ve even sneaked her food table scraps when no one was looking. In other words, you’ve established a special bond over the years. That doesn’t disappear just because puppy is getting long in the tooth. There are, however, some changes you’ll need to make to ensure that your aging dog is happy and comfy. Below are a few tips for crafting a cozy home environment for your elderly dog. Soft Bedding Over Hard Floors When[...]

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The Collar Still Fits! 5 Ways to Help Your Pup Lose Weight

Cute and squishy Pomeranian dog on her pink fashionable clothes

There’s nothing cuter than a pleasantly plump puppy with squishy cheeks and a round belly. But what happens if that baby fat never goes away? What if your canine companion actually starts to pack on the pounds over time? Don’t worry, you wouldn’t be alone. The Association for Pet Obesity Prevention found that over half (54 percent) of dogs were overweight or obese in 2015. Besides extra poundage being bad for your dog’s health, it may make their favorite activities difficult, from jumping into the car for a joy ride to strutting about town on leash. You want pet collars[...]

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