When you first bring your puppy home, their angelic little face warms your heart so much. The enthusiastic smiles, the excited jumping, even their gnawing on your hand a little is all just so adorable.
Your pet is your best friend, and it makes you feel ecstatic when you can provide any comfort to them. Nevertheless, accidents do happen, right? You are not an expert at first aid and need to know how to react in case of unfortunate events. Here’s what you need and should do in this situation.
Dogs are wonderful companions, and we love them dearly. But even the most well-behaved, lovable of our four-legged friends will sometimes need a little care and attention to live a happy, healthy life.
Dogs are wonderful companions, and we love them dearly. But even the most well-behaved, lovable of our four-legged friends will sometimes need a little care and attention to live a happy, healthy life.
Do you consider your pet a part of your family?
Most pet parents will answer with an absolute “yes”. In fact the vast majority of pet owners consider their pets as a part of their family “just like anyone else”. For them, the pet isn’t just a creature companion that has to be fed and taken to the doggy daycare.
Ah, fall, the weather is cooler, pumpkin spice is back in season, and it’s the perfect time to head outdoors with your pup! At Ruffgers, we love using play as part of our positive dog training.
You want what’s best for your dog, and that includes keeping them happy and healthy. By making smart choices for your pet’s health, you can ensure the two of you live a long and happy life together.
So, you’re looking into the possibility of getting a new fur baby. Congrats!! Picking out a new family member is exciting, but you want to make sure you pick out the best fit for your pack.
So, you’re looking into the possibility of getting a new fur baby. Congrats!! Picking out a new family member is exciting, but you want to make sure you pick out the best fit for your pack.
If you have a dog, then chances are you have been dealing with the problem of him or her chewing on everything in sight. Dogs love to chew on things, but when that chewing starts happening inside your house, it can become a real problem. Thankfully, there are five tips you can use to stop your dog from chewing all over the house. Check them out below!
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