Dog Blog

If you love your dog (as all of us do) you probably have what seems like an endless amount of camera shots in your phone dedicated to them. They're cute sleeping, eating, running - pretty much doing anything. You're in love, and we can relate.  Dogs, like any animal aren't always the easiest subjects to take photos of. Their constantly moving, and you can't exactly tell them to "tilt it to the left a bit" (well maybe you can, and in that case you're lightyears ahead of most of us) so they can be hard to get clear and concise...

Slatmills are one of the most controversial tools for your dog on the market. But why? Are they a positive outlet, or are they harmful? We discuss slatmills and what they can really provide for your dog.

So you have a new family member - congrats! Now it's time to dive right in to dog ownership. The Tangible Items  - Food and Water bowl, along with a min. 1 month supply of what you'll be feeding them when you get home. If you don't know the food they have now, ask. Get instructions from your breeder or rescue agency on the food they're using and if your new addition has any allergies or food sensitivities.  - A crate and a bed. Even if you don't plan on crating your dog at home as they get older, you'll...

If you're new to the dog community you might hear this style of dog collar thrown around a lot in conversation. Martingale collars have a rooted history that started with sighthounds, as the dogs (with smaller heads than necks) would be able to easily slip out of collars that fit to their neck.  Martingale collars now are simply known as a softer version of a choke collar, because it provides a tightening correction to the top of the neck without tightening around the entire neck - thus not being able to essentially "choke out" your dog. The only part of...