Tips for Easing Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety: The Bittersweet Sorrow of Parting

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Have you observed any changes in your pet’s behavior when you say goodbye to them every morning? Maybe as you go to get the doorknob, they start to cry, pace, or even get aggressive. This is probably not just disappointment; it’s more like separation anxiety. Although it’s a frequent and heartbreaking disease, there are strategies… Continue reading Tips for Easing Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety: The Bittersweet Sorrow of Parting

Considerations for Behavior at Dog Boarding Facilities

The safety of their dog while at the facility is a major worry for dog owners considering dog boarding. It can be concerning to consider a potential damage caused by another dog when there are many dogs gathered in one area. It’s crucial to understand how the facility keeps track of the pets under their… Continue reading Considerations for Behavior at Dog Boarding Facilities

Common Ailments/Illnesses Dogs Can Get from Social Settings – Part 2

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Before reading Part 2 of this blog series, make sure you read Part 1. For many dog owners, worries about illness or harm from boarding are widespread. There are numerous ways to protect your furry friend so they may continue to socialize and you can enjoy your holidays worry-free. Here are some other concerns that… Continue reading Common Ailments/Illnesses Dogs Can Get from Social Settings – Part 2

Common Ailments/Illnesses that Dogs may contract in Social Settings – Part 1

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Many individuals prefer not to board or daycare their dogs due in large part to worries about illness or harm. While it’s fair to be concerned, if your pet is up to date on vaccines and you’ve done your homework on a reputable facility, they should be safe. Dogs can still get sick after being… Continue reading Common Ailments/Illnesses that Dogs may contract in Social Settings – Part 1