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You love your senior dog and want him to live a great life.  After all, he’s your best bud and has always been there for… The post 10 Ways You Can Help Your Dog Enjoy His Senior Years appeared first on Puppy In Training.This post was originally published on this site

We’re shifting gears today. Today, we’re going to talk about the business side of pet blogging. Last week we hosted the inaugural Pet Blogger Retreat…. The post Pet Blogger Retreat for Pro Bloggers, Influencers & Content Creators appeared first on Puppy In Training.This post was originally published on this site

If you miss your best furry friend while you’re tailgating on game day, why not take them with you? Most dogs love an outing, and for social dogs, this is the perfect opportunity for lots of attention. Not to mention all of those mouthwatering smells — your dog’s nose will be sniffing nonstop. But there

Dogs are noble companions, and they have the power to add tones of joy to your life! But as Uncle Ben said, “With great power comes great responsibility.” When you bring a dog home, you bring lots of fun but also responsibilities. One of these responsibilities is training your dog. You can ask your friends

Dogs can have us questioning many things about them. Are they really howling at the moon? Are they actually colorblind? Do they have to drool sooo much? That last one’s a common question from Newfoundland pet parents. So what about breed-related questions? Have you ever wondered if your dog can recognize other dogs of the

Pets are deeply cherished family members in over 85 million households across the United States. From dogs and cats to birds, rabbits, horses, and even potbelly pigs, animals of all kinds have found their way into our homes and hearts. But despite considering them part of the family, many pet owners do not make proper

As a dog owner, ensuring your furry friend has optimal urinary health is one of the most important things you can do. Unfortunately, many dogs will suffer from painful and problematic urinary health issues in their lifetime. These can include infections, incontinence, bladder stones, kidney disease, and more. The good news is that choosing the

Today’s blog entry is all about why your dog should sleep in your bed at night 13 years ago, I never thought I’d write on… The post 5 Reasons Why Your Dog Should Sleep In Your Bed At Night appeared first on Puppy In Training.This post was originally published on this site

Welcome to our “Untraining Your Pet” series, where we help you “untrain” your pet from those naughty or annoying bad habits and get them back to being the goodest boys and girls. Are you awakened during the night by relentless wails and open your eyes to find a small furry thing with glowing eyes staring

Cannabidiol (CBD) has become an increasingly popular supplement for both humans and pets due to its potential health benefits. CBD is one of the many active compounds found in the cannabis plant and is non-psychoactive, meaning it will not get your dog high. When sourced from hemp, CBD contains only trace amounts of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol),