If you’re a dog owner, you will know that every time you bake anything your dog thinks he should share it.
My name’s Valerie and I am the proud pet parent of Bentley, a Clumberdoodle, who will eat anything, especially if it comes out of my oven smelling delish! You can read some of my other doggie articles on OfficiallyPets.
Are you a new pet parent? Do you have a really busy life? Are you lazy? But you still want a furry friend to love to pieces? If you can say yes to either of these questions, then you will need a dog that’s relatively easy to care for. There are hundreds of dog breeds out there and finding the right one for you isn’t always a cakewalk. It’s best to choose a breed that fits your lifestyle and schedule.
What if I told you that no matter how much of a cat enthusiast you are, there are basic things about your cat that you misunderstood the entire time?
That no matter how many kitty videos you watched on the internet or how many times you pet a cat, you don’t know the most fundamental things about kitties.
These are actual conversations I have with our 1.5-year-old English Shepherd, Daisy. Note, I am interpreting Daisy’s barks, expressions, and intonation. But these are all true!
Daisy: Come on John, you need some exercise, let’s go throw the frisbee.
Your dog uses their superpower on you every day and you usually think nothing of it. Discover just how powerful your dog's sense of smell is. Shocking!
Stubborn dogs don't respond easily to training and may need more patience than an average, supremely excited dog. These tips should help you in the training.
Instead of going through a dozen boxes to see which is best for you and your feline companion, take a look at some of our favorite kinds.
Getting a pet sitter for the day keeps your mind at ease for several reasons. And when it's raining outside, they ensure your dog gets everything he needs.
Not all breeds are recognized by an official registry of purebred dogs. Here are some relatively new dog breeds that have just been added to the AKC list.
Low temperatures can be quite dangerous for our furry pals. Leaving a dog outside when the weather is too harsh may result in frostbite and hypothermia.
