Happy Veterans’ Day, And Thoughts About Their PTSD Dogs

This Veterans’ Day is a good time to post a reminder that many veterans come home with things like PTSD, and they can benefit with access to a trained PTSD Service Dog. These dogs are trained to perform a task to assist in various ways like bringing medication, or walking into rooms in front of vets to “clear” the area, or to guide the vet … Continue reading Happy Veterans’ Day, And Thoughts About Their PTSD Dogs

Halloween Reminder! Candy Can Kill Dogs And Puppies.

Happy Halloween! This is a fun day where some dress up their pals in cute doggie costumes or new bandanas, but please keep them safe by putting up your candy stash! Dogs are great at getting into everything and eating anything but candy can kill. Please put your goodies in a space where Rover will not gain access. A good spot is behind a top … Continue reading Halloween Reminder! Candy Can Kill Dogs And Puppies.

What Type Of Dog Breed Is Best? Consider Coat And Grooming Needs!

Before you zero in on a particular breed, please consider what type of care that breed will need, and the associated costs involved. Start by thinking about their coat and hair and what will be necessary for your dog’s upkeep. Some breeds have short hair and are pretty much wash and go. Others will need hair trimming fairly often, or they may need to have … Continue reading What Type Of Dog Breed Is Best? Consider Coat And Grooming Needs!

Housetraining Your Puppy Or Dog part 1

(This post is about setting up a schedule for when to take your new pet out) Housetraining a puppy or dog doesn’t have to be difficult — if you are consistent, your pooch will pick it up eventually. This means you set a general schedule based on your dog’s needs/actions, and you stick to it day after day. In general, most dogs will want to … Continue reading Housetraining Your Puppy Or Dog part 1

Dachshund Racing For Oktoberfest

Oktoberfests sometimes have an added attraction of sponsoring “Weiner Dog Races”, where Dachshunds race each other over short distances. The idea of racing Dachs took hold in the US after UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in California began sponsoring races as fundraisers for Vet students in the 1970s. The popularity grew and now Dachshund Dash events are held all over the country. Some areas … Continue reading Dachshund Racing For Oktoberfest

What Happened With Queen Elizabeth’s Non Corgi Dogs?

When Queen Elizabeth died she left behind 4 dogs: 2 Corgis (Sandy and Muick), a Dorgi (Candy, age 13) and a Cocker Spaniel named Lissy. The 2 Corgis went to live with Prince Andrew and Sarah Fergusen in Windsor, the Dorgi was also expected to head there, but there was never any info given on what would happen to Lissy. Lissy joined the Queen just … Continue reading What Happened With Queen Elizabeth’s Non Corgi Dogs?