Many senior citizens find that owning a dog improves their lives. Having a canine companion has several benefits, some of them may be surprising for those involved with in-home senior care.

 If you live in the countryside, your dog is a happy roamer.  Using deer fencing is a way to keep your pets semi-close in your fields without harming them

No move is easy! It includes serious work, stress, and anxiety. And that’s not only for humans but also for your pet dog if you are moving with them.

Between the stress of planning and packing, it can be easy to forget our furriest family members are also highly susceptible to experiencing stress during a move.

Why do so many seniors decide to own a dog? Here are a few advantages of having a dog as a companion for seniors as well as some breeds to consider.

A dog needs love, compassion, and care from the right pet owners. But, it can be a tough decision to start owning a dog. Here’s some tips to help you.

You want to rent a house but are afraid that the landlord will be bothered by your dog? Read on to know how your dog can be botheration-free for the landlord.

Your pets and your plants can live in perfect harmony if you just take the necessary steps to keep your dog out of the important parts of your garden.

The dogs have about 30 calming signals, perhaps even more. Some of these signals are used by most dogs, it varies from dog to dog

If you think that you would benefit from an emotional support dog, know there are great resources to assist you in the process.