Editor's note: Ah, the season of indulgence! What begins with a candy binge on Halloween ends with a champagne toast on New Year's. All the decadence and celebration can cost not only your waistline (or is that just me?), but also your pup's (or are my guys the only ones who get a full Thanksgiving dinner?)! In today's guest post, author Peggy Frezon shares her five fabulous tips for a healthy
How to introduce a new adopted dog to existing dogs
Last year, I wrote about welcoming a foster pet into your family... Well, turns out I adopted that foster dog! (Can you blame me?! Do you see that face?!?) Cooper joined my other two pups, Emmett and Lucas, a year ago. He's been a great addition, but had I known we were going to officially adopt him, I might have arranged their introductions a little differently. Here's the thing: Dogs,
Weekends are for the dogs
It seems like our weekends always end up revolving around the dogs. Is it the same for you? I think because we have a little more time than we do during the week, we try to make up for not spending as much time with the boys as we would want during the week... so we try to jam as much fun as possible into those two, short days. Typically we go for longer walks. We take them to the pet supply
5 reasons why I love dog training
Yesterday, Cooper took his first ever one-on-one class with a fab trainer. It was a make-up class from a Click-a-Trick session we missed, and it was awesome to see him flourish with that individual attention... awesome enough that I signed up for four more one-on-ones! We train a lot. Constantly, sort of. When we're out on walks, lounging around the house, working, whatever, we're always
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