This article is about the time Juno got a rawhide stuck sideways in her throat, and some things you can do to prevent or deal with this situation if it happens to your dog. We were recently reminded of this incident after receiving a comment on our post about clipping your dog's nails. The comment mentioned the importance of building familiarity … [Read more...]
Ragweed Allergy in Dogs – Part 2: Mastering decisions about your dog’s health
It's been 3 years since our initial article about ragweed allergies and dogs, and that article remains one of our most searched, most read, and most commented posts. Thank you for that. The topic of ragweed allergies is obviously of huge importance and interest to you, and we felt that we should supplement it with some additional material. … [Read more...]
Unhinged: Or What Happens To Labrador Retrievers On Snow Days
Did you hear the one about what happens to Labrador Retrievers on snow days? They go for walks, just like every other day! School buses are cancelled, stores are closing early, and workplaces are sending people home midday, but we'll be out for our twice-daily walks. Because, if I were to stay inside with my Labrador Retriever on a snow day, … [Read more...]
Duck, Duck, Duck, Walk
Our week of dog walks so far: Sunday - Stop! I see something. Ducks! I'm going to watch. Can you wait? Monday - Whaaat? They're still here? Sweet mother of kibble. Tuesday - Whoa! The ducks are still here. Is it my birthday? Today - Come on Mom, they're just ducks. … [Read more...]
Anatomy Of A Dog Nap
1. Soft plushy surface which may or may not belong to her 2. A full belly 3. Something to prop up her face on - feet will do 4. A sun spot in easy reach in case she gets cold 5. Visions of sticks, balls, frisbees, and dinner dancing in her head Sweet dreams, Juno … [Read more...]