With the Southern California weather, dog beaches, yappy hours, dog parks, trails and parks, and outdoor dog friendly restaurants, dog owners can choose a new activity every day of the week that can be shared with their best fury friend. Dogs are always up for going on any adventure. Unfortunately, there are times some dogs are socially inept limiting the places you can take your dog.
Be the Change for Animals day is to blog about your favorite cause. Perfect for this article is Surf Dog Ricochet from San Diego who has raised over $61000 for causes
For most of us here in San Diego we are done with the rain. Yet it continues on. Does your dog mind the rain? Things to do inside with your dog to get enough exercise.
You’re an active, physically fit, single who loves spending time with your dog. Finding new ways to meet suitable men can sometimes be a challenge, particularly if you’re not into the club scene. Have you considered your dog?
Whether that fear is coming straight down the leash from the human or initiates from the dog’s end of the leash, changing that behavior doesn’t happen without some kind of movement. Fear, stress and anxiety are difficult to move away from, but the one thing that has made a difference in those willing to make a change: Exercise. The right kind of exercise introduced without the fear.
What answers dog owners are looking for on the “my dog eats poop” problem so I responded with my honest opinion about how to deal with this dog behavior issue.
Trick or treating, finding the coolest costumes and carving the pumpkin finds a place for your dog too. This year you can carve a pumpkin with your favorite dog breed using these free patterns.
14 of the best dog bloggers are coming together to deliver daily articles ranging from dog training to medical advice and all points in between.
K9 Coach would like to conduct our own poll. Which city would your rather live in when it pertains to dog lovers and dog friendly attitudes? New York or San Diego?
As a professional fitness dog trainer I see the imbalance behind the very basis of bullying… “it’s not okay to be who you are”…. come out in dogs. It is a sure sign of our society. When dogs are having problems, I get the calls and it usually start with the concept, “I wanted this dog to be different than he or she is”.
