Are you wondering how to keep your dogs cool as the calendar edges toward summer? Hot weather doesn’t have to mean an end to fun with your dog–but you do need to take some precautions to keep your dog safe. We have a lot of practice keeping our dogs cool on hot days, whether we’re …
Spring and fall months mean snakes–and, in many areas, that means venomous snakes. Did you know that in the US about 90 percent of snakebites occur between April and October? Of course, those months are also the best times to be out walking your dog–so it’s important to avoid snake bites–and know what to do …
Living in Texas, we’re around BBQ a lot (we even wrote a book once called Texas Barbecue)…and we know that barbecue grills and dogs can be a dangerous combination. With summer days just around the corner, soon many dog lovers will be firing up the smokers so we wanted to pass along some tips on …
Let’s face it: winter weather is tough. Whether you’re simply facing colder temperatures or battling with snow and ice, winter is difficult on us all–and that includes our dogs. Here are 10 tips to make sure you and your dog are walking in a winter wonderland that’s safe for your dog! This post sponsored by …
Do shorter days mean your evening dog walks are now taken in dim light–or after dark? Whether you are walking during the last rays of light or at night, both you and your dog are difficult to see. With lighted dog collars and other reflective gear–and some extra safety precautions–both you and your dog can …