I often think working at PetSolutions is kind of like working at a zoo. Between the animals we sell and the pets brought in by co-workers for photo shoots or visits, I am exposed to many different types and breeds of animals that make great pets, even if I never considered some of them before. Because of this experience, I want share the different pets I get to see at our “zoo.”
Taking great pictures of your dog can be a skill used any time of year. However, it is especially beneficial during the holiday season if you want a family photo that includes your pup. Whether it is a picture of your immediate family or of everyone who has gathered to share the holiday, having your dog look good in the photo can be an interesting feat.
Getting a new puppy is an exciting time, but your other dog might not share the same enthusiasm. He may view this new addition as a threat, instead of as a new playmate. Your older dog may experience stress, since a new pup may change his established routine.
Dog parks are becoming more and more popular, and while we may all want our furry friends to become involved in the outdoor fun, it is important to remember these safety tips when considering on taking your pooch to the park.
In the wild, dogs will instinctively seek out a den to live in. This den provides physical protection and offers psychological comfort. In a home that does not have a dog cage, you may notice your pet curling up in a chair, on the floor in the corner, or even under a table or other piece of furniture.
Kristen Sydelko