We love our dogs: their loyalty, their cuddliness, playfulness, and goofiness. One of their less appealing qualities, however, is bad dog breath. They can’t help it, but as a savvy, caring dog parent, you can. See the 5 tips below to help your dog’s breath turn from something awful to a more tolerable smell!
One of the latest trends among dog owners is the dog camera, which allows owners to check on and even interact with their pets while they are away. This new gadget pairs with a smartphone to ensure that your dog is always at your fingertips. Are these dog cameras worth the hype? Or are they just a passing trend among helicopter dog parents?
In a way, every dog owner is an expert on their own dog. Owners know what kind of treats their dogs like, where their dogs like to be pet, and all the traits and quirks that make their dogs unique. Surprisingly, one behavior most owners can’t always explain is why their dogs bury bones.
Chances are you’ve already found your dog chewing on something you cherish: your favorite pair of shoes, a journal of story ideas, your first child’s baby photobook. You get frustrated yet stay calm, youtell your dog to drop it, yet they keep chewing. So you scurry over and take it out of their mouth and scold them for doing it in the first place.
As any dog owner will know, dogs love treats. Giving your dog a tasty chew or bone as a reward for good behavior will teach dogs discipline and can also incorporate healthy chewing and nutrients into their diet. However, dog owners must learn what bones are the best to give their pets.
Storing your dog’s food properly is important for keeping your pet happy and healthy as well as for keeping your home clean and organized. Not only does proper storage maintain freshness and nutritional value, but it will also prevent contamination or other pets getting into food that isn’t meant for them. Learn tips and tricks on how to store dry dog food, canned dog food, and treats to keep your dog healthy.
