We are in the process of writing a shelter dog dog. This book will go from A-Z on adopting to taking home your new family member. We are going to give them to the shelters to help owners out on what to really expect. We are looking for real stories to put in the book on experience you had from adopting a shelter dog. This can be something that your dog was doing and what you had to do to help him/her or your story of adopting a shelter dog.
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I just thought this was so cute and would brighten everyone’s day. Have a Happy Wednesday!!!
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I recently wrote an article explaining what holistic therapy is and what exactly it does for your dog. If you have sick dog this might be an option for you. I always say it is good to have options and then go from there with a clear head.
Here is the article on holistic therapies:
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Choosing your pet can be very difficult. Whether it is your first pet or your third pet it all is a big decision. It is always good to have all your information that you are needing before you make this commitment. Finding the right fit with your family and the pet is the most important thing to consider. In the long run it will make theirs and your life a lot easier. Also, don’t forget to always ask lots of questions.
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Bark, Bark, Bark! I know that can get old really fast; especially when you have a pounding headache or are trying to concentrate on something important. You have to remember to try and be patient. There could be something wrong or your dog doesn’t have a real reason to bark. I am here to tell you that there are ways to train your dog to bark when necessary and when the barking needs to stop.
Do you sleep with your dog in your bed? I know this is something that a lot of people do because they think their dog likes it and they also enjoy cuddling with their pup. Before you start a routine of having your dog in your bed you should be aware of all the safety tips. Everyone has their own opinion on this matter, but I do believe you should have all the facts so you can make your own decision on what is right for you and your dog.