Let’s face it. People want to take their dogs everywhere. You see them in grocery carts, on planes, trains, and automobiles. Heck, I even saw
Grandma has just arrived, all the dishes are set to come out of the oven, and the turkey is resting. Things are all going according
It has been a long time since Halloween was a holiday mainly enjoyed by children. It has become a big deal for everyone, dogs included.
Around Halloween, houses start cropping up with tombstones, spiderwebs, and motion-active zombies that are meant for a jumpscare. Festive decorations might surprise your dog while
6 Halloween Safety Tips for Dogs Some dogs may feel so threatened that they react with panic, and hide or run away. But no need
