Kaylin Pound is a writer + social media strategist living in NYC. You can normally find her hanging out with her pup traveling, snapping pics for her @hotdudeswithdogs account, or drinking cold brew.
While dognapping might not be something that crosses your mind on a daily basis, it’s important to be aware of this issue and know what to do if your dog is stolen. Dognappings are a lot more common than you may think.
It’s no secret that exercise is an essential part of keeping your dog healthy and fit. Whether it’s playing fetch, taking your furry friend for a walk, or letting them run around and play at the dog park, dogs of every age and size should engage in physical activity daily.
Are you thinking of adding a furry friend to your family? Bringing home a new pup can be an incredibly exciting experience. However, before you head to the puppy store or start contacting breeders, you should consider all the benefits of adopting a shelter dog.
As a pet parent, one of the hardest things you have to do is leave your pup at home. You know the feeling. As you’re saying goodbye and heading out the door, they just stare up at you with those sad puppy dog eyes that say, “pretty please take me with you.”
Realizing that your dog has gone missing is every pet owner’s worst nightmare. Whether your dog digs a hole under the backyard fence, takes off chasing after a squirrel or breaks free from his leash, it can be hard not to panic when your pup pulls a vanishing act.
It’s no secret that many pet parents spoil their pups. But then again, how could anyone say, “no,” to adorable pair of puppy eyes?
When it comes to achieving Internet fame, dogs are totally crushing it on Instagram these days. From pup-culture icons like Doug the Pug to famous floofers like Jiffpom, pups are being propelled into social media stardom at an unprecedented rate.