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Socializing your puppy with the groomers is essential, particularly if you own a long-haired or large dog breed. The groomers and grooming process can be intimidating and scary for dogs who aren’t used to it, so you must ease them into everything at a pace that works for them. In this guide, we’ll explore how you can do this to ensure your dog has a positive and stress-free experience at the groomer.

Dogs with fur usually shed more than dogs with hair. Yes, there is a difference! Most dogs have fur, and some breeds have more of it than others, causing them to seriously shed! If you’re not willing to put up with the lots of runaway fur, here’s some information you need to know. In this article, we’re going over five of the heaviest shedding breeds.

If you have a dog, you know that it needs to be taken out for a walk. That's when your dog will want to poop. As a dog owner, you are responsible for ensuring the dog poop is properly disposed of. You cannot allow your dog to mess up the streets or parks.

Hygiene is important to make sure your dog is feeling and looking his best. Baths, brushing his hair, dental care, clipping his nails, and ear care are important parts of keeping him in tip-top shape! He may not like it at first, but starting at an early age and having a routine will help him get used to all the hygiene necessities.

Congratulations! You have a new puppy! Puppies are the cutest and can bring so much joy to your life. They can create memories for years to come. Your new four-legged fur baby will make you happy, irritated, shake your head, and put a smile on your face. Puppies come with a lot of responsibility and need a lot of care. Do you have everything you need for the newest member of your family?