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When the weather’s gray or the yard’s off‑limits, your dog still needs plenty of stimulation—especially between washes! Mental exercise isn’t just a nice-to-have, it’s essential for a healthy, happy pup. Here are 7 tried-and-true brain games you can set up at home to exercise your dog’s mind and banish boredom. 1. 🧁 Muffin Tin Treat Game What you need: Muffin tin, kibble/treats, tennis balls How to play: Place kibble or treats in some of the muffin cups. Cover all cups with tenn...

Not too long ago, if you showed up to a holiday party with a dog in a sweater, you’d get a few polite chuckles. Fast forward to today, and that same pup might have its own seat at the table — complete with a monogrammed stocking and custom treats. So what’s changed? We have. We’re in the middle of a cultural shift, where dogs aren’t just pets anymore — they’re family. And not just family — for many, they’re the children we’ve chosen. From doggy daycare to pup-friendly vacation plans, our li...

Dogs are natural movers — bred over thousands of years to run, herd, hunt, and guard. But in our modern lives filled with couches, screens, and fenced yards, it’s easy to forget just how much physical (and mental!) activity our furry friends actually need. So… how much exercise is enough? Let’s break it down. 🐕 One Size Doesn’t Fit All Just like people, dogs are individuals. Age, breed, size, and health all play a role in how much exercise is right for your pup. Here’s a general guide: ...

Have you ever looked into your dog’s eyes and felt like they really understood you? You’re not imagining things. Today’s dogs aren’t quite the same as the ones our grandparents grew up with. Just like we’ve evolved as a society, our furry companions have been evolving too — physically, emotionally, and even digitally. Let’s take a walk through how dogs are changing right before our eyes. 💛 Emotionally Smarter Than Ever Modern dogs are emotional geniuses compared to their ancestors. Th...

Bringing home a new puppy often feels like bringing home a baby! However, puppies and babies have far different needs, particularly when it comes to bathing. Parents often bathe their infants daily or every other day. A puppy requires far fewer baths, but absolutely deserves a thorough shampoo and rinse now and then. Clean puppies are healthier, happier and sweeter smelling. (more…)

In general, dogs need to be bathed once a month or so. While giving your dog a bath just 12 times per year may not seem like much of a burden, it can be. If you take your dog to a groomer, you’ll incur yet another ongoing expense to keep your pet clean. When you bathe your dog at home instead, you might be in for 12 very long days if your dog isn’t a fan of baths. One reason some dogs are reluctant at best to have a bath is the drying off process. While it can feel like a chore, fully drying ...

More than 65 million households in the United States own at least one dog. Along with all the delightful tail wags and slobbery kisses, that equals a lot of muddy paws and shedding fur. All Paws Pet Wash systems are quickly gaining popularity and provide an excellent opportunity for self-starter entrepreneurs. 8 Reasons You Should Consider Opening a Self-Serve Pet Wash Have you ever dreamed of combining your love of animals with a way to earn an income? Owning a self-serve pet wash at a park n...