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Dogs come in a wide range of activity levels. Some are hyperactive, some are laid back, and many fall somewhere in between. Having been developed for different purposes, each dog breed has its own average level of activity. Is your dog more laid back or energetic? Keep reading to find out more about how your dog's breed and energy level play a role in trainability.

The decision to bring a new puppy into the family can be exciting but should not be made in haste. There are many things to consider BEFORE buying a new puppy. For owners that have had dogs before, the decision might not be as daunting. But for new puppy owners, there is much to learn and know before adding in a new furry family member!
In this article, we will discuss important aspects of getting a new puppy that potential owners might not have thought about initially! We’re here to help!

Maintaining the health and fitness of your dog is essential when looking to be a caring and responsible owner. Young or old, your dog needs exercise and stimulation to live a happy and contented life.

January is Walk Your Dog month, and it’s the perfect excuse to kick-start your new year fitness goals while spending time with your four-legged friend. In this article, we’ll explore eight ways to get the most out of the month, from boosting your mental well-being to supporting your furry friend's health.

Typically, pet foods are created to be an all-inclusive source of nutrition for pets. Consequently, the food must have all the necessary components like protein, energy, vitamins, and minerals. You can meet your pet's nutritional needs with an easily digested, delicious, and secure diet.