Owning a dog is a ton of fun—that’s the whole point of pet ownership! One of the only downsides to getting a dog is that it becomes more challenging to keep your home clean. After all, dogs aren’t very concerned about whether they leave hair on your sofa. Thankfully, there are ways dog owners can keep their homes clean. In this post, we’ll share four such tips.

Despite all the care and kisses they get, it’s normal to be worried about your dog’s quality of life, especially if they have a disability of some kind. While mobility and lifespan may vary, that doesn’t mean they can’t have a good life. If you want to give a little extra care to your pup, let’s look at some tips and tricks that will help you keep your disabled dog healthy and happy.

Your adult dog is no longer a puppy, but it might seem a little skittish around other dogs or people. If you think your dog could have benefitted from being more social when they were younger, it’s not too late to help them. Here are five ways that you can socialize your adult dog.

Puppies are undeniably cute—there really is no disputing it. Those faces are so loveable, and their level of excitement is contagious. Naturally, you’re excited about bringing your new fur baby home, but that excitement could cause you to forget all the work and responsibilities that come with your new cuddle buddy. Be on the lookout for these common problems you may have with your new puppy.

A dog is a part of the family with a unique personality, likes, and dislikes that react differently to various situations depending on factors such as fear, love, and stress. A dog’s mind is a place of mystery, but they also make it very clear when they are comfortable or uncomfortable with a situation or people.

Are you thinking about going hunting with your dog? It’s a wonderful way to bond, and many dog breeds were bred to handle the intensity of the sport. Before you begin this adventure, ensure you have the essential dog-hunting gear to keep your dog safe.