Is San Francisco a Dog-Friendly City?
If you’re not aware, San Francisco is a very dog-friendly city! This place has tons of pet-friendly restaurants, bars, parks, beaches, and even hotels. Check out some of our favorites.
Allie Christoff
Allie Christoff is a passionate dog lover and talented blog writer. She delights readers with her captivating stories, practical advice, and valuable insights.
Dog Collars of Early History
While dogs have been around for many thousands of years, the collar didn't come right away. Let's explore how this essential facet of dog ownership first came into use.
What Are Dog Calming Treats and Are They Safe?
Just like us, dogs can suffer from attacks of anxiety, which can create symptoms that are distressing for them. Many pet owners are turning to calming treats. We explain what these treats are and if you should use them.
Introducing: Fi Series 3
The Fi Series 3 is the smartest tech ever built for your dog. * Smallest smart...
A Tale As Old as Time: Dogs Lifting Their Legs
Have you ever wondered why dogs lift their leg when using the restroom? Usually it is to mark their territory but there is also a bit more to it. Click to find out more on why dogs lift their legs when using the bathroom.
What Is the Least Effective Method To Retrieve a Dog That Has Got Off Leash?
Smart dogs often get themselves into trouble, and curious dogs always want to explore new things. This combination can lead to disaster when your dog manages to get off the leash! We'll cover the least effective ways to retrieve a lost dog.
Are You Ready for a Second Dog?
Before you make that decision, put your foot on the brake and consider whether you’re ready for a second dog. Check out our guide on getting a second dog and what you need to know.
Can You Feel a Microchip in a Dog?
While the procedure for implanting a microchip is simple, some owners worry that they may be able to see or feel the microchip once it’s in. We break it down.
The Perfect Spot: Why Does My Dog Kick When I Scratch Them?
Most of us probably assume that it’s a sign of a particularly good belly rub. But do you know why your dog kicks their leg when you scratch them? We explain why it happens.