Stopping your dog from wandering off is imperative to keeping your dog safe in an unfenced yard, a large property, while hiking or doing other adventurous activities in unfamiliar locations. You definitely…
Yes, dog strollers are a good idea for elderly, injured or sick dogs. They are also beneficial to elderly people, people with injuries, people with multiple dogs, joggers and travellers. As for…
Soft-sided crates are generally constructed from fabrics such as nylon or polyester. They are most suited to small or medium sized dogs, especially for travelling. On the other hand there are two…
Unfortunately as dogs gets older, it becomes harder and harder for them to get into the car by themselves and it is not always the best solution to lift him/her into the…
When you are travelling with your dog you should bring a folder with vaccination records, a dog car seat cover and seatbelt, a foldable dog bed or crate, food, water and dog…
In theory a dog can wear a harness for 24 hours a day however this is not advisable as they can cause skin irritations, matted fur and also be very uncomfortable. Ideally,…
Temperatures above 10°C (50°F) generally do not require dogs to wear coats or sweaters. When temperatures go below this, small dog breeds, dog breeds with short coats, puppies, senior dogs and other…
The best ways to restrain a dog in a car is to use either a dog back seat hammock, a dog seat belt and car harness, a dog car booster seat, a…
Yes, you should wash your dog after swimming in the pool. Chlorine dries out dog fur and skin as it strips the natural oils. This can make your dog’s coat very dull,…
It is generally too hot to walk a dog when the air temperature is higher than 25°C or 77°F. When walking in temperatures that are reaching these heights, owners should take extra…
