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  Fun and Practical Tips Every Dog Parent Needs for a Healthy and Safe Fall   It may not seem like it just yet, but fall is right around the corner. So if you have any furry members of your family, you may need to take a few steps in order to ensure they are healthy and prepared for the colder, drier months ahead. Of course, there are bound to be a few holiday celebrations sprinkled in as well. So here are some health and wellness tips to help you get your dog ready for the seasons and holidays ahead....

Your dog may have perfect manners when you take them for a walk or go to the vet. Yet, even the most patient pooch can become a handful when distracted by interesting smells and new places. According to the American Kennel Club, a safe dog harness makes it easier to control your dog than a leash. Benefits of Dog Harnesses Dog harnesses make a great training tool for puppies. Use a harness to prevent your puppy from tangling their leash and getting hurt. Additionally, take advantage of dog harnesses for large and small adult dogs.  The benefits of dog harnesses include...

It’s official — the first dog to test positive for COVID-19 in the U.S. has died. Buddy, a 7-year-old German shepherd, was from Staten Island, NY, and passed away on July 11 after dealing with the disease for three months, according to National Geographic. Reportedly, he most likely caught it from his owner, Robert Mahoney, who also tested positive earlier this year.  But wait a minute, wasn’t it just a few months ago that we were told that dogs couldn’t contract coronavirus? Yes, but since then the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released information that a few pets, including cats and dogs,...

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You’ve decided it is time to start walking your dog and gather some other dog items. It’s time to pick up the essentials like bowls, food, toys, brushes, and a dog harness. When facing a store full of dog harnesses, it can be difficult to choose the right one. Not every harness works with every dog. The one you choose boils down to your dog’s size and attitude. Hyper dogs that tend to pull when they see something that excites them need a harness made out of a material that can handle the excitement, for example. To help you choose a harness...