Our dogs give us their entire hearts, asking for very little in return. They wait patiently for us to wake up, they watch the door for our return, and they offer a comforting presence when we need it most. Because they provide us with such profound companionship, it is only natural that we want to… Continue reading 5 Simple Ways to Brighten Your Dog’s Day
November is the season of gratitude, and what better way to celebrate than by dedicating a whole day to your furry best friend? November 23 marks Thankful for My Dog Day, the perfect opportunity to shower your pup with extra love and appreciation. It’s a day dedicated to thanking our dogs for everything they do:… Continue reading Celebrate Your Pup on “Thankful for My Dog Day”
This environment allows our puppies to learn to use a doggy door at a very young age to go outside for potty breaks. Most dogs, even young puppies, have a natural instinct to keep their personal space clean. By giving them the option to go outside, we work with this instinct.
At 5 weeks old: We prop open their doggy door to encourage them to explore the outside world for their bathroom needs.
By 6 weeks old: They are typically doing all their “business” outside!
This process not only makes cleanup much easier for our crew, but it also gives you a huge head start on potty training when you bring your new puppy home.
Losing a pet is every owner’s worst nightmare. Whether it’s a curious dog darting after a squirrel or a panicked pup running from fireworks, pets can sometimes wander too far from home—and reuniting with them can be challenging without the right tools. This is where microchips come in. A microchip for dogs and other pets… Continue reading What Is a Microchip and Does Your Pet Need One?
