Flowers are blooming, the weather is warming up, and us humans aren’t the only ones feeling it and getting spring fever. Your dog is probably just as excited as you about finally being able to go outside and enjoy the fresh air. Spending time with your little furbaby is an essential part of your relationship, and with these fun spring activities to do with your dog, you can get the most out of this lovely season together.
It’s one thing to leave your pup at home when you go to work, it’s another entirely when you need to leave them for days at a time. While sometimes you can take your furbaby with you while traveling, other times, you’ll need to hire a dog sitter to look after them. Some people leave their dogs with friends or family who know how to take care of them, but this isn’t always an option. There are a lot of things to consider when you’re trying to find a good dog sitter.
What better time to give your furbaby some extra love than on the holiday dedicated to love? There are so many ways to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your dog to make them feel truly special. Significant other or not, your pup is always there for you. When it comes to unconditional love, no one fits that bill better than your adorable furbaby. Here are some of the ways you can celebrate Valentine’s Day with your dog that will leave both of you with full hearts and fond memories.
Since so many people adopt or buy or receive dogs as gifts around the holidays, is it any wonder that January is National Train Your Dog Month? Unfortunately, bad behavior is one of the main reasons that people end up rehoming their dogs, especially if they just got them and have no idea how to deal with it. In the vast majority of cases, your puppy isn’t trying to be bad, they just don’t know any better.
It’s a new year! While you can always strive to make changes for the better and set goals any time, the start of a new year gives you the opportunity to leave the old year behind you, start over fresh, and truly reflect on what you’d like to accomplish. Breaking New Year’s resolutions for your dog down into attainable steps is an excellent way to not just hope to do better, but to give yourself the tools to actually do so.
It is important to help both your holiday guests and your pup feel comfortable this holiday season. Learn 7 ways to help your dog prepare for holiday guests.
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