Create A Sense-Enriching Garden For You and Your Dog
If you and your dog are anything like CiCi and me, you’re more than ready or winter’s gray skies to give way to a sunny spring. CiCi is looking forward to getting in some running with her dad! Here in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region we won’t be able to garden until May but that doesn’t […]
Why Your Dog Shouldn’t Drink Puddle Water
Those first spring walks of the season are a welcomed change, no more shivering or walking through deep snow and thankfully no more ice to slip on. Pretty soon it will be nice enough to head outdoors without a big heavy coat and your dog will be able to run on the fresh green grass. […]
Top 3 Signs Your Dog is Too Cold
Few places are as beautiful in winter as New Hampshire. For some residents, it’s the season they wait all year for. There are no shortage of winter activities to be enjoyed, and those brave enough to venture out into the cold and snow are always rewarded with all the scenic trails and gorgeous vistas this […]
4 Important Reasons to Manage Your Dogs Weight
It’s pretty common for people to put on a little extra weight over the holidays. It’s easy to gorge on decadent food and then fall into sedentary indoor habits because of the cold, which can lead to weight gain. We are reminded time and again by family and health professionals how important it is to […]
3 Ways Regular Walks Can Help an Anxious Dog
When we think of anxiety disorders we often think of them affecting people, but rarely do we talk about how anxiety disorders affect dogs. Dogs, like people, can experience intense anxiety disorders which can impact their behavior, sleeping patterns, and quality of life. Some dogs experience anxiety due to a genetic predisposition and others acquire […]
Top 3 Signs Your Dog is Bored
Dogs are very intelligent animals. They can understand words, solve puzzles, and even read human emotions. But like most intelligent animals, when they’re not in a stimulating environment, they can get bored. Like really, really bored. The interesting thing is it’s not always easy to recognize boredom in dogs because, well, they can’t tell you. […]
How early should you shave your dog’s coat for Spring?
It feels as though our winters run shorter and our summers run longer every year. This temperature change is even more prevalent for long-haired dogs, whose coats aren’t designed for the warmer weather and must be watched closely to avoid overheating. Some pet owners decide to take matters into their own hands by shaving off […]
