Blog > December 2018

Cold weather is officially here. Are you prepared to keep your dog safe and warm in the winter months? Read this guide for some great tips to protect your dog from the frigid weather.

If you’re a parent planning to bring a new dog into your family, you need to make sure that your dog and your children will get along. To keep your child and your dog safe, you need to teach your child how to avoid provoking the dog accidentally, and you will need to look out for signs of distress in your dog to prevent them from escalating. Read this guide for a safer playtime between your kids and your dog.

When Christmas rolls around, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, but that’s no reason to leave your dog out of the fun. In fact, there are plenty of Christmas activities that you can both enjoy. Here are five Christmas traditions that you can share with your dog.

Let’s face it: kibble and toys won’t pay for themselves. But there are things you can do to make your dog’s experience better while you’re off at work. Here are six tips to make your dog’s day a little brighter while you’re away.

Keeping your dog free of pests may not be something you think about often, but if a few fleas or ticks decide to hitch a ride into your house, you’ll never forget it. Read on to learn how you can keep your dog and your home protected against pests.