Moving can feel more like a burden than a gift. Make the move easier on your dog by taking these steps

Summer is approaching, which means many of us will soon be travelling to spend some quality time with family or friends.

There’s no reason that you can’t have both dogs and attractive landscaping. The goal in this balancing act is to achieve an attractive, dog-friendly yard.

When you think about owning a dog, how much does it cost doesn’t usually come to mind. But dogs are expensive and no matter how much you might want to bring one home; you need to consider carefully whether you can afford to be a responsible pet owner.

Sometimes all it takes is a moment for an accident to happen, yet, there are more than a couple of ways in which you can prevent your dog from getting lost.

If you are interested to know what these dog breeds are, keep reading as we will share the top 5 best dog breeds you can get as pets for your kids.

The history of mankind and it’s connection with domesticated animals has long been debated, but did you know children can have many emotional and physical needs fulfilled by a dog, including comforting contact, love, and affection.  

A fence allows your pup to exercise in an environment that differs from the inside of a house. Installing an invisible dog fence is something worth considering for all canine owners, as it benefits both the owner and the animal.

Depending on where you live, winter can mean freezing cold, mild humid conditions or anything in between. A harsh winter wind with a freezing wind chill can be just as dangerous as a cold, drenching rain.  Wherever you live, is your dog prepared for cold weather conditions?

Winter traveling on the road can be beautiful if you are mindful of the colder weather, different driving conditions and the type of heating you’ll need in your car to keep you and your dog safe, warm and content during the journey.