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DOG WALKING BY BREED

Going for walks is a great way to bond with your pup, and it’s a fantastic way to get them moving! Keeping in mind that different types of dogs require different types of exercise is super important when walking your pup! Some breeds have a lot more energy than others, and some breeds have trouble walking in the summer heat. Below, we’ll be going over what to look out for when it comes to walking your particular breed, how much exercise they should be getting, as well as some recommendations for keeping your pups cool during the summer months.

 

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What makes a dog walker the best?

There are many many different dog walkers to choose from, but how do you know you can trust them to take care of your precious pups? It’s important to know what to look out for when looking for someone to take care of your doggies.. Keep reading to find out some tips for finding the perfect dog walker that will make you and your pup happy!

 

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BEST PLACES TO WALK YOUR DOG IN NYC

We all know how important exercise for your dog is, but living in the Big Apple can make walking your dog harder than it may seem! In the bustling city of New York it can be difficult to find places to walk your pup that aren’t too crowded, noisy, or dirty! Below, we’ve listed the top 20 places to walk your dog in New York City.

 

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Dog Has Gotten ACL Surgery, How to Walk Accordingly

How to walk your dog after ACL surgery
 
If your dog has ever had ACL surgery, you know that the recovery is no walk in the park. The following weeks after surgery are crucial to your dog’s healing process so it’s important that you understand the how to’s of post-ACL surgery care.  
 
First and foremost, listen to your vet! Listen closely to your veterinarian, as their instructions should be clearly...
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How Often Should You Bathe Your Dog?

 

Humans shower or bathe every day and are used to being squeaky clean. Is this safe or even reasonable for our dogs? In short, no. Dogs do not need to bathe as often as humans, and in fact, shouldn’t because being washed too often can dry out...

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Adopting A Dog From The Shelter

Adopting a dog from the shelter

Adopting A Dog From The Shelter
 
 
 
     Almost every city and town across the nation has an animal shelter. It’s no wonder why since there are so many homeless animals just waiting for the right human to walk in the door. This human will love them...
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10 Signs Your Dog Needs to Visit the Vet

10 Signs it's time to see the vet

10 Signs It's Time to See the Vet

Dogs, unfortunately, do not speak our language, and no matter how hard we try, communication is sometimes lost in translation. But, what happens when our dogs need to tell us something very important, like “I’m not...
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Training Your Outside Dog to Become An Inside Dog

 
 
Training your outside dog to become an inside dog
 
Training your outside dog to become an inside dog is a transition that will take time and patience. Outdoor dogs are accustomed to going to the bathroom anywhere and established their own rules for play. So, how do you get a dog to transition into the indoors life? Hopefully, your dog already knows simple training commands, such as sit and stay. Even...
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How Much Water Should Your Dog Be Drinking?

 
 
 
How much water should your dog be drinking
 
 
Do you know the amount of water your dog should be drinking? Some dog owners don’t know whether or not their pups are getting too much or too little, so it’s very important address this concern. Every dog is different, meaning that some breeds drink more water, some innately know the right amount they need, and others don’t drink enough...
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Feeding Your Dog: Establishing a Healthy Routine

Suggested feeding times for dogs

 

 

 

As humans, we follow a routine of breakfast, lunch, and dinner. When we wake up, many of us are hungry and try to get something in our stomachs before rushing off to work. About halfway through the day, our stomachs begin to growl and we feel restless. Finally, when we get home, we are hungry again...

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