Dogs see the world in ways we can’t even imagine. With their sharp noses, keen ears, and big hearts, they’ve got a sixth sense (and maybe a seventh or eighth) about what’s going on around them. Whether it’s picking up on your feelings or knowing a storm’s coming before you do, dogs have a knack for noticing the things we miss.
Ringing in the New Year: Celebrating and Creating Traditions with Your Rescue Pet
The start of a new year brings fresh opportunities, new beginnings, and a chance to create lasting memories. For those of us who have the privilege of sharing our lives with rescue pets, this can also be a time to honor their journey and celebrate the love they bring into our homes. Why not make this year extra special by starting a new tradition with your rescue family member?
“Help! My Dog Ate Christmas Chocolate—Here’s What to Do”
The tree is twinkling, the presents are wrapped, and the house smells of holiday treats. But wait—where did your Christmas chocolate go?
“What Happens to Me?” Planning for Your Pet’s Future
Your pet is part of your family and relies on you for everything. Planning for their future ensures they’ll be cared for, even if you can’t be there.
The Story of Candice, John, and Odin: A Cautionary Tale
Read the heartfelt story of Candice, John, and their beloved dog Oden, highlighting the importance of planning for your pets' future care. Ensure your furry family members are protected, even when you can't be there
The Myth of the “7 Dog Years” Rule
As pet parents, we often find ourselves marveling at how quickly our dogs grow up. One moment, they’re mischievous puppies, and before we know it, they’re mature adults or seniors. This rapid transformation is a reflection of the differences in the aging process between dogs and humans. Understanding these differences can help us provide better care for our furry companions throughout their lives.
Taking Your Dog Kayaking for the First Time: Tips for a Pawsome Adventure
The first time I took my rescue dog, Baxter, kayaking, I thought it would be a serene bonding experience. Little did I know, Baxter had other plans.
Vacation Travel with Your Rescue Dog: A Guide to a Stress-Free Adventure
Vacationing with your rescue dog can be a rewarding experience, strengthening the bond between you and your furry friend while exploring new places together. However, rescue dogs may have unique needs and anxieties that require special attention. With careful planning and consideration, you can ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip for both of you.