While this post is about dogs and toddlers and helping them get along, let's start with a truth: Toddlers can behave like real jerks sometimes. That does not mean toddlers are jerks. They are still so new here still with only one to three years under their belts. I'm not one to sugarcoat the reality of raising a toddler. It's hard. It's really, really hard. And they change dramatically from
ASL for Dogs: Starting our sign language journey
Hello, friends! Let me just insert this quick note up right up front: This post requires a good bit of back story. So, if you're just here to read about sign language cues for dogs, skip ahead to the ASL for Dogs header below. Otherwise, here's where the backstory starts, and I think this is the most important thing to know at the outset: Cooper isn't deaf. Most--dare I say all?--of the posts
The Best Rain Gear for Dog Walks
Keep you and your pup dry this spring. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This site also uses other affiliate links, which means I may make a small commission on products purchased through links clicked on this site at no extra cost to you. This helps keep this site running, so thanks for your support in this way! Don't let April showers keep you indoors! Many of
How to Keep Your Dog Busy During Social Distancing
How are you doing? Are you staying well and safe (and sane) at home? We're sticking with our one day at a time mentality around here, but now that we're a few weeks in, I feel like we need to create some kind of routine or structure to our days. A big piece of that needs to include the animals because they've been a bit overlooked as we adjusted to this new normal, and they're also a smidge
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