• Color Coded Collars & Leashes

    The Color of Safety

    Color is all around us. Many times, different colors have different meanings. Did you know this can also apply to dog collars and leashes? Yes! Different colors used on leashes and collars can give you important information about a person’s dog long before you approach them. From “My dog is friendly” to “Stay away,” this article explains what colors are used for dogs and what each color means!

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  • Can Dogs Appreciate Music

    Can Dogs Appreciate Music?

    Music can move us emotionally, uplift our spirits, and even bring tears to our eyes. Humans can appreciate the intricate melodies, harmonies, and rhythms that make up a piece of music. What about our canine companions? Can dogs also appreciate music? This article will delve into the fascinating world of canine perception and explore whether dogs can enjoy music.

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  • Millenials And Pet Ownership

    Millennials and Pet Ownership

    More than ever, people are choosing to own pets. But why is that? Millennials, in particular, have had more reason in recent years to be frugal with their choices and overall expenses. This article explores what has occurred over the past few years that have significantly impacted the lives of millennials and how they are moving forward despite the changes that have occurred.

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  • The Life Changing Impact Of Volunteerism

    The Life-Changing Impact of Volunteerism

    Sometimes called ‘animal volunteering,’ volunteerism with animals opens doors to many incredibly enriching experiences. Simply put, when volunteers come together to help, they can significantly impact our non-human friends and those who sacrifice their time and effort to make the animal kingdom slightly better.

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  • Pet Safety Around Water

    Pet Safety Around Water

    You might think that swimming comes naturally to all dogs … and for many, it does. There are pups who were born to paddle and love nothing more than to splash around in a pool or go dock diving. However, there are other dogs who will avoid getting their paws wet at all costs. Whichever type of canine you have — a sea dog or a land-pupper — it's important to keep them safe when they're around bodies of water.

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