by Stefanie Menjivar | Dec 17, 2023 | Tips
Dognapping, the dog version of kidnapping, is on the rise, with dog thefts up 31% since 2021, according to the American Kennel Club which tracks instances of dog theft from their National Pet Theft Database. Since it’s every dog parent’s worst nightmare, consider the...
by Stefanie Menjivar | Dec 2, 2023 | Health
Contrary to the popular belief that dogs only see their world in black, white and various shades of gray, they can, in fact, see some colors. Wonder why? Wonder what those colors are? Both dogs and people can see because of two kinds of cells in the retina of their...
by Stefanie Menjivar | Nov 19, 2023 | Training
Perceived as the paw-fect solution to control pulling or lunging in untrained dogs, prong collars are, on the contrary, painful, cruel and an ineffective method of training. Whenever a dog pulls on his lead, the metal spikes of the prong collar close, clamping tightly...
by Stefanie Menjivar | Nov 6, 2023 | Tips, Training
Are you overwhelmed by the prospect of walking multiple dogs at the same time? If so, consider the following five steps to help you feel safe and relaxed and, most importantly, make your walks pleasurable and successful experiences. 1. Begin with the proper...
by Stefanie Menjivar | Oct 22, 2023 | Health
Do your dogs drool at the smell and sight of a dollop of peanut butter? Have you ever wondered whether or not peanut butter is even appropriate for them to eat? Fortunately, most peanut butter – in moderation — is safe for dogs to eat and is an excellent source...
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