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Dog safety in cold weather is an incredibly important topic all dog owners should be up to date on. How do you plan to keep your dog safe from the cold this winter? Some dogs are able to withstand much colder temperatures than others, sled dogs for instance are breed with ultra thick coats to…

Your dog requires fresh air and daily exercise in order to burn calories, socialize, and retain his or her sanity. Even in the dead of winter you need a plan to keep your dog active. When your dog is feeling crazy, you are likely feeling just as crazy trying to deal with them. Keeping your…

With the New Year only a few barks away it’s time to decide on your New Year’s resolutions. The majority of people resolve to shed some weight, eat healthier, join a gym, or save more money, but what about your dog, what is his or her New Year’s resolution? The best type of resolution is…

Dogs are a big barking part of the holidays. Dogs are featured on personalized greeting cards, their names signed just like one of the humans. Dogs have presents wrapped and waiting beneath the tree, and stockings adorned with paw prints hung over the mantel. Dogs are a true part of Christmas, and every other holiday,…

It’s almost Halloween, time for the witches, goblins, werewolves and endless bowls of candy to make an appearance. Your dog likes to get into the festivities too, after all what dog doesn’t love a night full of treats?! So how do you plan to show your HOWL-oween spirit? Dogs are naturally cute, but while wearing…

A dog with a dry, crusty nose can’t smell much. On the other hand, a dog can detect itty-bitty bed bugs if they have a moist, smooth snout. That’s a pretty powerful fact considering bed bugs average between 2.5 mm and 4.5mm long, and yet dogs can still smell them. Bugs can hide anywhere, making it…

How many times have you wished your dog could talk just so you know what they are feeling and wanting? Luckily, even without language dogs are pretty great at telling you how they feel using only their posture, and facial expression. According to veterinary behaviorists you can tell if your dog is happy by simply…

A Mutualistic Relationship is when two different species “work together” each benefiting from the relationship.  This is truly the relationship between dogs and humans. Let’s take the dog side of this equation.  It is quite obvious that dogs benefit from being loved and cared for: being fed, groomed (in many cases) taken for walks, being…

For months, maybe even years, you’ve been staring at a crusty dog nose, perhaps it is also discolored or even flaking off. No matter what you try, nothing seems to work. Then, just as you almost give up hope, you discover our soothing dog balm, Snout Soother. Within days of spreading a nice layer of Snout…