Traveling by car over the holidays with your dog can be a bit sketchy between the chaos which sometimes happens inside the car and the chaos that happens regularly on the streets. Keeping control over your dog outside of the car can be managed with a proper leash, but once inside the car some dogs will jump all over everything and everyone, adding to the stress.
Dogs make great companions when camping. In addition to being great company, they often warn off most animals that may try to bother your camp site. It is important to note what type of dog you have and the conditions in which you are taking her camping.
Looking for some helpful tips on how to easily incorporate your dog into your travel plans? When we decide we are going on a trip with our dogs, we immediately start planning on the preparations for the trip. This helps make our trip go as smoothly as possible.
Who doesn't enjoy singing or humming to holiday music with her dog? I know my two dogs, Petey and Harley, love when we play music for them. They actually will sing... well, howl would be a better word for it. When we decorated our tree this year, we also had music playing in the background, and it got me thinking: What if our pets were singing these songs instead of us singing them.
The summer months are a great time for you and your dog to enjoy the outdoors, but the heat can also have negative effects on your pooch. Here are a few things to keep in mind on those hot, sunny days:
John Flynn