Dog travel is one of the most exciting activities for dogs yet the most exhausting task for the owner. This is due to the fact that dogs also have motion sickness and it is also annoying to bring along all the pet travel kits that is necessary. Dogs are the kind of pets that needs to be well-fed or else they will unstoppably bark and roam around feeling distressed.
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Thinking of the best toys that suit your dog? Browse through the dog toys below and see what fits your pet and your budget.
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An ancient therapy is giving dogs new life. You love him as much as ever, but you can’t ignore he’s aging. Your doggie companion can’t do what he used to. Getting up after he’s been lying down is an effort.  He’s reluctant to go for walks. Cold weather slows him up even more.  Read the rest of this entry »

1. HOW TO RAISE A PUPPY YOU CAN LIVE WITH, 4TH EDITION
by Clarice Rutherford & David Neil

This puppy book starts way back with your breeder and steps you through all the processes to make sure you can raise a puppy the right way. It touches on the subjects of selecting breeders, bonding with puppies, discipline, house training, tricks and simple commands.
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As World Cup Fever kicks off, everyone is glued to the TV set to cheer on his or her favorite side. But what about their pets that are not able to appreciate Ronaldinho’s dribble, Zidane’s passes and Carlos’ free kicks?
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Kong dog toys are hardwearing rubber dog toys made by the Kong Company. There are many different types of Kong dog toys such as The Kong Bounzer, The Kong Flyer and many more. The Original Kong dog toy was a boredom breaker design to keep dogs occupied by inserting food into the Kong and having the dog gradually get bits of the food. As well as being a great boredom breaker the Original Kong was always a great chase toy and because it’s close to indestructible breeds that normally would destroy a lot of dog toys such as pit bulls, German Shepard dogs etc… Read the rest of this entry »

Imagine having something special made from your dog’s long, brushed hair!  The same hair that is usually discarded after grooming.  Perhaps it will be made into an ornament to remember your dog, a fuzzy scarf or hat to kee Read the rest of this entry »

If you’re looking for an alternative to the noisy metal pet tags, and aren’t quite comfortable with micro chipping, then the Dog-E-tag just may be right for you.
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Smaller-breed dogs are becoming increasingly popular family additions.  The tiny dogs have such lively personalities and have recently become a fashion accessory for some Hollywood stars.  But, small-breed dogs also come with special-needs, one being their warmth and comfort, since smaller dogs tend to chill easier than larger breeds.
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Just as we take supplements to stay healthy, our dogs need nutritional supplements to help prevent the damage caused over time to joints, bones, and cartilage and to improve mobility, flexibility, and promote overall energy and well-being.
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