It’s take your dog to work week, and if your workplace allows you to bring your dog, consider them hired! Before you start the onboarding process for your pup there are some things to consider surrounding your company, dog’s, and your own preparedness in the office. Does your pup qualify for the position of CDO
Our dogs love to get their teeth on anything they can get their chompers on. While some non-food items like grass and leaves aren’t so bad, other chewable favorites–like socks and underwear–can cause long term issues. We’re breaking down why our pups love to snack on, really, anything outside of meal time, issues doggy pica–the
Dogs might not speak our language, but we feel like we always know what our dogs are thinking. However, there are so many more individual ways our dogs communicate through body language, facial expressions, sounds, and behavior. Understanding their signals not only strengthens our bond but also helps us respond to their needs more effectively.
There’s a reason why dogs are called man’s best friend: because they do so much for us every day, especially when it comes to our health. Did you know on average dog owners are healthier than their fellow pet-less households? It’s true, and we’re breaking down the science of why our dogs do so much
It’s Specially Abled Pet's Day, and we want to take a moment to celebrate our extra special pups and their different abilities. Our pups with special abilities need a little extra TLC everyday. There are many different kinds of differences our dogs can have, both physical and mental, and whether you’re a pro or thinking
How to spot the difference between food and environmental allergies in your pup With spring, hopefully, springing into bloom soon we know that seasonal allergies will follow. Dogs, like humans, can have seasonal allergies that come and go with spring and fall, but what if it’s something else? If your dog is a little extra