Knowing When to Get a Second Dog
Updated: July 8, 2024
If you're thinking about adding a second dog to your family, learn if it's the right time for you and your current dog, plus tips for choosing another dog.
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Updated: July 8, 2024
If you're thinking about adding a second dog to your family, learn if it's the right time for you and your current dog, plus tips for choosing another dog.
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Maintaining green grass is a labor of love and is made more difficult if you have dogs. The urine can be the culprit, but what can you safely do about it?
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Here are ways to tell if your dog enjoys being petted, including how to do a consent test. This is especially important for child and dog interactions.
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Should you hire a pet sitter for your dog or board them? What you decide depends on your dog. Consider these questions to find a sitter you can trust.
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Selecting the right diet for your senior dog can be overwhelming. A proper diet contributes to longevity and overall quality of life. We're here to help.
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Just like not all diet trends for people are beneficial, the same applies to dogs. Read on to learn what you should know about grain-free dog food diets.
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The nose plays a crucial role in your dog's experience of the world — it's how they see everything. Learn how to care for that boopable part of their face.
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Keep your dog safe at night with these top-rated light-up dog collars, harnesses, and leashes, plus walking safety tips for nighttime.
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Tracheal collapse is most common in middle-aged to senior dogs but can happen in younger dogs. Read about how you can help your dog with this condition.
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Learn the signs of dog dementia and treatment options for your dog. While there is no cure, there are ways to slow progression and improve quality of life.
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