Month: July 2020
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Don’t Shave That Dog
While “less fur keeps a dog cooler” sounds like common sense this isn’t always the case.
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6 Water Games to Play With Your Dog This Summer
Whether you are hitting the beach or spending the afternoon in your backyard with some safety precautions, you and your dog can safely have fun in the water this summer.
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How To Make Your Dog Famous On Social Media
How to be an influencer and get more followers on your pup’s Instagram, YouTube & blogging channels.
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Keep Your Senior Dog Sharp
Providing mental stimulation with enrichment activities is one way to meet our senior dogs’ cognitive needs.
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Meet the Canine Critic of Hotels.com
Lenny is used to getting noticed. As an AKC Grand Champion, he competed at the Westminster Dog Show twice. His latest achievement? Being named Hotels.com first-ever official Canine Critic.
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What To Do If Your Dog Won’t Pee
What do you do if your dog won’t pee? A dog might stop peeing or strain to pee due to UTI, bladder stones, kidney disease or an obstruction.
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These Are the Super Seeds Your Dog Needs
If you think seeds are just for the birds, think again.
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Why do Puppies Cry and Whine?
Like babies, puppies cry and whine. It can be both heartbreaking and annoying. Why do puppies cry and whine? The answer is: to call attention to a need. But the needs — and the calls — vary. “Puppies whine and cry for various reasons,” says Lenore Demmin of Payson, Utah, president of the Siberian Husky …
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Should You Try Holistic Dog Food?
Like many people-food trends holistic is a buzzword that’s made its way to dog dishes.
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Wynn —Giving Comfort, Lifting Spirits
Meet the lab puppy providing medical professionals with love during the coronavirus pandemic.
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What’s Your Dog’s Play Style?
Make the most out of playtime with your dog and support your dog as he plays with other dogs by learning what type of play your dog enjoys.
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What Vegetables Can Dogs Eat?
Can dogs eat tomatoes? What about eat carrots, celery, avocados and corn? Learn what vegetables are safe for dogs, which are good for dogs — and what veggies dogs should avoid.
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When a Beloved Dog Dies
From mourning to memorializing, here’s help to process your grief and honor your pup’s memory.
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What to Know About Your 10-Week-Old Puppy
A 10-week-old puppy is at a prime age to develop canine social skills and explore the world.
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What is Resource Guarding and What Should You Do About It?
It’s natural for dogs to want to keep things.
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How to Stop Hot Summer Emergencies
Summer is a great time to be a dog owner! Long days, water activities and outdoor sports make for wonderful times with your companion as long as you stay aware of hot weather risks.
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10 Fun Things to Do With Your Dog This Summer
Put as many of these activities on your summer to-do list as possible -- your dog will thank you.
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4 Books to Read This Summer
Books get your tail wagging? Here are some great reads we hope you enjoy!
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Hot Products for Summer
Check out these new dog products for summer.
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How Much Water Should a Dog Drink a Day?
How much water should a dog drink exactly? The answer depends on a few factors like his size, what he eats, his age, exercise, the weather and any medications he takes. Here’s what you need to know.
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Dug Up at Dogster — July 2020 Dog Events
Sunny days and everything is a-OK when you are with your dog, so check out Dogster’s list of July 2020 dog events for things to do!
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Dog Snorting — Why It Happens and What to Do About It
Is your dog snorting? Is dog snorting normal for some types of dogs / breeds … or should you see a vet ASAP? We’ve got answers.
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How to Survive a Puppy
Bringing a puppy into your home is an exciting time, but it also comes with challenges, some of which you might not anticipate.
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American Foxhound
These dogs form special bonds with their families, but they won’t beg for attention.
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How Do You Memorialize Your Dog?
We asked Dogster readers to share stories about how they have honored a dog’s passing.
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Fireworks & Pets: Tips for a Low-Stress Holiday
Independence Day is almost here, and while we humans may love a good fireworks display, our dogs (and other pets, too) may feel as if those loud, unpredictable sounds signal the coming of the end of the world.
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