Prevent dehydration by providing your dog with unrestricted access to fresh and cool water both indoors and outside. Ice cubes and frozen chicken or beef broth encourage your dog to take in more fluids and help keep it cool. You can also feed your dog wet dog food during the summer to increase its fluid…
SCAMMERS drive me crazy!!! They steal everything from our whole website to pictures of our adults, our puppies and our children. Every time I report one scammer another pops up. I’m guessing I need to buy a watermark program and try to do more on my end to protect our photos from being used by…
We try to keep our families as informed as possible. If we ready great information we like to pass it on. The more you know…the better life is for everyone. Hope all of our families are having a fun and safe Summer! Christina and I are off to France next month hope we see lots…
Sidewalk, patio, street, sand. and other surfaces can burn your dog’s footpads. Walk your dog in the morning and at night when outdoor surfaces are coolest. Press your hand onto surfaces for 30 seconds to test them before allowing your dog to walk on them. If it is painful for you, it will be painful…