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Fall is fast approaching and that usually means that people get out on the trails more with their dogs because the weather is cooler. This year has been especially bad with foxtails so we are going to talk a little about them today. Foxtails are a grassy weed that are very dangerous to dogs. The reason for this is that they are small and can enter a dog in a variety of places. Some of the common areas of concern is through their skin, paws, nose, ears, genitals and eyes. Once the foxtail enters, it is like a barbed fish
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The kids are back in school so this is a GREAT time to start spending more time with your dog. Everyday after dropping the kids off, work on teaching your dog some new tricks or commands, you can do it during your daily walk. Sometimes, the dog takes second position next to the kids and their training goes down hill. Spend a few minutes each day mentally stimulating your dog with some new commands or brush up on the ones that they already know. For example, instead of just feeding them breakfast–make them wait for it in a stay command
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After getting back from a great road trip with my mom and dad, I thought I would share some information with you in case you are planning on doing any traveling with your furry friend!! The following are 5 things that you need to know: 1/ Make sure your pet does not get car sick. There is a difference between traveling around town and driving 8 hours. Work them up to extended periods in the car. There are soothing tapes, homeopathic sedatives, and toys that will help with this task. 2/ Do your research before hitting the road, many hotels
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Dogs are extremely in-tune with your energy. It is instinctual for your dog to read your energy. They were born deaf and blind, so they learn their mother’s scent and respond to the energy around them. Ever notice when you are stressed, your dog seems stressed or anxious as well? Or when something exciting is happening, they have a lot of energy? Dogs respond to the environment around them. When something is wrong, the tend to be able to sense that and will act accordingly. One way to keep your dog calm is to exercise and stretch. Include your dog
Read more →It’s that time of year when having a barbecue is a good idea, especially with how spectacular the weather has been lately. Bringing your dog to a barbecue is a great idea! It gives your dog the opportunity to socialize with other dogs and humans. You might think you aren’t harming your dog by offering him or her a scrap of leftovers, but it can have some severe consequences! Dogs don’t have the same digestive systems as we do. Many of the foods we love to eat can make your dog ill, causing symptoms such as diarrhea or vomiting. These
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