Does Your Dog Really Need a Bed?
While many dog owners assume that their dogs should sleep with them, on the floor or on a sofa, most veterinarians, certified trainers and behavior specialists recommend use of a high quality dog bed.
When puppies are first being house trained, a separate bed, ideally waterproof, mold proof and antibacterial should be used. Home furnishings could be damaged and risk of disease to family members is high. Most human furniture is too high for puppies and joint, muscle and ligament stress/injury could occur if young dogs are forced to jump onto and off of high places. It is stressful and sometimes difficult for dogs to adjust in later life to new sleeping arrangements. A puppy will get accustomed to sleeping with the owner in their bed, then when they get to full size, the owner often wants to change sleeping arrangements. If you know that in several years you would not want your dog in your same bed, it is best not to start.
How the Office Pet Can Help Market Your Business
Pets provide much more than a cute face to oggle. As people begin to convince their bosses to get an office pet, many businesses are realizing the positive impact dogs…
Essential Tips for First-Time Horse Owners
Owning a horse isn’t like having a dog or cat. These beautiful animals require plenty of specialized care. If you want to have a happy and healthy horse, you’ll need…
The Best Pets for People With Fur Allergies
Pet ownership can seem like an impossible dream for those with allergies. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the best pets for people with fur allergies.
How To Properly Quarantine and Treat a New Fish
When buying a new fish, you want to ensure you quarantine them properly before placing them with their tank mates. Learn how to properly quarantine any fish.
Tips for Keeping Your Backyard Chickens Safe
No one loves chickens quite as much as those who keep them in the backyard. Unfortunately, there are dozens of critters out there that love our feathery friends for different…
How You Can Honor Your Pet With Their Ashes
Losing a pet is difficult because they are an extension of your family, and if you’re lucky, you spent many years loving and caring for them. While it will be…




