Month: July 2018
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Let’s Talk About Natural Cleaners for Your Home & Dog
Concerned that the cleaning products you’re using are unsafe for your dog? We’ve rounded up a few natural cleaning solutions that are safer for your furry friend — and you.
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Police K-9s: New Training When It Comes to Marijuana
How does legal marijuana in some states affect police dog training? Find out.
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Dug Up at Dogster: Why Dogs Should Be On Leash in Public Areas
Is your dog leash reactive? Does it upset you when other dog owners have their dogs off leash in public areas when your on-leash dog is reactive?
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How to Train a Dog to Walk on a Leash
Think how to train a dog to walk on a leash is as simple as hooking his leash into his harness and walking? Think again. Like other dog-training commands such as sit, stay and come, proper leash walking must be taught — if you want to avoid leash pulling.
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6 Reasons to Love the Miniature Schnauzer
What does the Miniature Schnauzer name mean? How do you groom this breed? And what celebrities own a Miniature Schnauzer? Read on to find out.
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5 Dogs Who Look Like Bears
You should never shave or cut a dog’s hair to look like a bear but some there are some dogs who look like bears out there, naturally. Let’s talk to a few dogs who look like bears right here.
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Oils for Dogs: What to Know About Hempseed and Flaxseed Oil For Dogs
Oils for dogs are buzzy right now — but do you know how to properly use them? Let's take a closer look at the benefits of oils for dogs and what to know about hempseed oil for dogs and flaxseed oil for dogs.
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5 Ways to Help Calm a Hyper Dog
Before I could focus on training my wild-child puppy, I needed to calm down her overactive mind and fearful responses. Here are some things I’m trying to help calm this hyper dog.
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Are You Looking For Ways to Live Longer? Own a Dog
In case you needed another reason to love dogs … new research shows that people who own dogs are healthier and live longer than people who don't.
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Do You Have a Stressed Dog? Let’s Talk Stress in Dogs
Is your dog stressed out? How can you identify stress in dogs and what can be done to help a stressed dog? Let’s examine some options right here.
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Can Dogs Eat Pineapple? What to Know About Dogs and Pineapples
Can dogs eat pineapple? And if dogs can eat pineapple, is pineapple good for dogs and what should you know about serving pineapple to your dog?
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Actress Lisa Linke Adds Rescue Dog Mom to Her Resume
Actress Lisa Linke's two pups inspired her to get involved with other rescue-dog efforts — and incorporate her love of canines into her comedic work.
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What to Know About Separation Anxiety in Dogs
Here’s how to tell the difference between separation anxiety in dogs and boredom and how to prevent and solve your dog’s separation anxiety.
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Dog Agility — Get to Know the Basics of This Fun and Beneficial Sport
Dog agility is a great form of exercise for you and your dog, but how can you get started? We take a look at the benefits of dog agility and resources for beginners.
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What Is HGE (Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis) in Dogs?
Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis or HGE in dogs is an emergency health situation that all dog parents should know about. So, what are the symptoms of HGE and how is it diagnosed and treated?
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The Best Dog Food for Summer? These Foods Will Keep Your Dog Cool
What's the best dog food for summer? Use the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the concepts of yin and yang when determining what types of dog food to keep your dog cool this summer.
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Summer Road Trip Stop: Northern Massachusetts’s Museum of Dog
The Museum of Dog is an 8,000-square-foot museum located in North Adam, Massachusetts, that serves as a tribute to dogs and the joy they bring to human lives.
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Can Dogs Eat Ice Cream?
The answer to "Can dogs eat ice cream?" isn’t very straightforward. This summery treat may be a two-legged favorite but it could cause digestive upset or be toxic to your dog.
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Facts About the Australian Shepherd
What is the Australian Shepherd temperament? Australian Shepherds are loyal, dependable and easygoing. When it comes to play, they never really outgrow the puppy stage. But they have a gentle nature that prevents their play from getting rough. They also love work: Give them a job and they’ll do it with energy to spare.
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Facts About the American Bulldog
What is the American Bulldog Temperament? American Bulldogs are friendly, happy lovable dogs with an assertiveness and confidence that never gets out of control. Though initially stubborn in training, they soon respond to their masters’ commands and prove to be endlessly faithful companions.
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Ehrlichiosis in Dogs — Is Your Dog at Risk for This Tick-Borne Disease?
Ehrlichiosis is yet another tick-borne disease that you — and your dog — might be at risk at for. So, what are the symptoms of ehrlichiosis in dogs, and could your dog be in danger?
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What to Know About Poison Ivy on Dogs
Can dogs get poison ivy? And can your dog give you poison ivy? What dogs are most at risk for poison ivy? Let’s learn some facts about poison ivy on dogs right here.
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Dug Up at Dogster: July 2018 Dog Events
Interested in fun dog events going on near you? Whether you can bring your pup or simply celebrate him, we've found a few great July 2018 dog events!
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3 Dog-Friendly Wedding Destinations
Don't want to get married without your best friend — your dog — in attendance? We've found three dog-friendly wedding destinations and some helpful tips to consider before having your dog in your wedding.
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The Shaved Dog Dilemma — Should You Ever Shave a Dog?
A shaved dog seems like a no-brainer to keep your pup from suffering in the summer heat, right? Not exactly. Let’s talk about the situations where you should (and shouldn’t) shave your dog — and other ways to keep dogs cool instead.
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Let’s Talk Dog Anal Glands — Common Issues and How They’re Treated
If dog anal glands get excessively full or impacted, they can become infected or even rupture. Let's look at some common dog anal gland issues, how to treat them — and what to do to stop them before they start.
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Help Your Dog Learn to Love the Water
Can you train a water-phobic dog to like water? Maybe! It depends on a few factors. Make sure you're not forcing your dog and follow these steps from a professional trainer.
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Town Place’s Beautiful Rooftop Dog Park
Town Place provides a dog-friendly space for canines (and their humans!) visiting or living in Pittsburgh.
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How to Prevent Heat Stroke in Dogs
Heat stroke in dogs can occur for a variety of reasons — and your four-legged friend is especially susceptible since he might be pushing himself or staying out in the heat to please you. Here’s how to recognize the symptoms of heat stroke in dogs and how to prevent it in the first place.
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7 Bad and Rude Behaviors — From Dog Parents
As a dog parent, are you guilty of any of these bad behaviors? See some of the rudest dog parenting mishaps and tell us what bad dog parenting behaviors drive you absolutely crazy!
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