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3 Commands for a Happier Dog
Dogs are truly man’s best friend, and a well-trained dog is a happy dog and wonderful companion. Dogs thrive in a structured, nurturing home with set routines, and even playtime requires some boundaries in order to be done right. The key to establishing effective routines with your dog begins with a set of common commands . According […]
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10 Steps to Ensure Your Home is Puppy Ready
Bringing a new puppy into the family can be one of the most exciting, loving and rewarding experiences for a family. Having a pet in the family is said to help bring families closer together while promoting feelings of happiness, closeness and relaxation. In addition, there’s been many studies done showing that pets in general […]
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Keeping Your Dog Entertained When the Weather is Bad
No matter what part of the US you live in, giving your dog his or her daily dose of exercise can be a chore at times. When your pup looks at you like, “what’s next?” and the weather is not conducive to outdoor activities, there are always other options. Here is a list of indoor-related […]
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How old should my puppy be before being introduced to my Pet Stop hidden fence?
There are plenty of examples of 8 week old pets being trained, especially in recent years since GentleSteps training was introduced. The basic premise of GentleSteps training is to break the process into smaller, easier to teach steps. This allows Pet Stop owners to teach with very low correction levels until the pet shows […]
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Fleas Are Not Your Friends
Chances are that if your dog has fur he has had fleas at some point. Actually, even if your dog doesn’t have fur they can still get fleas; they just hide better in fur. At some point you’re going to need to do something about them if you haven’t already. So let’s get down to […]
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Walk it Out
Walk it Out Providing structure and a routine of exercise for your dog goes a long way. One thing to note is that dogs do not often entertain themselves. For example, your dog barking can simply be out of boredom. If you have a dog that is misbehaving, one reason can be due to an […]
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Safe Travels with your Dog
Safe Travels with your Dog Your dog may greatly enjoy the occasional car ride, but it’s important to take the necessary safety precautions whenever you travel with your best friend. We’ve identified a few of the most important safety tips to be aware of whenever you travel with your dog. Safe and Secure The best […]
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Make a Rainy Day a Dog Day
Make a Rainy Day a Dog Day When the weather outside isn’t the best for outdoor activities with your dog, you’re going to need an outlet for all that energy that’s normally expended in running and playing outside. The following ideas are great for keeping your dog happy, entertained and expending energy in a healthy […]
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Easy Exercise for City Canines
Living in a city can have its challenges for dog owners. Parks are not always conveniently located and backyards are usually hard to come by, but there are still many options to help you and your dog get in some daily exercise. Below are a few easy ways to stay healthy and active with your […]
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Signs of a Healthy Dog
Just as scheduling regular veterinary checkups is important, so too is being able to understand the signs of a healthy and unhealthy dog. Learning how to recognize these signs will help you keep your dog healthy and happy. Cold Nose = Healthy Dog? Maybe. Curious by nature, your dog’s first impulse when interested in anything […]
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