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From scheduling more frequent vet visits to hiring a local dog-walking service there are many practical things you can do to help your pet stay happy and healthy in their senior years.
Many people hire cleaning services to alleviate some of the stress and time consumption of regular chores. These services are helpful to people with large families, people with busy work schedules, and those with pets that shed a lot of hair. When hiring a cleaning service, it’s essential to know what to do with pets who will be home when the cleaning is happening.
What comes to your mind when you think of the activities required of a dog owner? Feeding? Petting? Grooming? Walking?
As a parent, it goes without saying that you want the best for your kid. You want to encourage their creativity and exploration, support themThe “sniff test” is a no go! Instead, use “pat, pet, pause” when approaching new dogs. Teach your kids to respect the core four: body, space, stuff, and feelings! Bonus tips for parents:
We’ve all been around those who have identified (or have even identified ourselves) as strict dog or cat people, having no desire/remaining indifferent to having the other species.
Podcasts are a great way to keep up with current events, listen to your favorite comedians, and hear true, unusual stories. Of course, there’s no shortage of podcasts about dogs!
As we faced the hardest part of our lives, it became apparent that dogs were helping many people through this stressful time, whether it be emotionally, mentally, or medically.
Dog sledding isn’t talked about very much these days but it is still around. Musher Hannah Kinnunen-Levy answers our questions about mushing and training their sled dogs.
