by Susan Gary | Aug 23, 2023 | Dog Care, Responsible Dog Ownership
Leaving the radio on for your dog can have both benefits and drawbacks. It’s important to consider your dog’s individual preferences and needs before deciding whether this is a suitable option. Here are some pros and cons to consider: PROS: Reduced...
by Susan Gary | Jul 10, 2023 | Dog Care, Pet Sitting, Pet Sitting McKinney Tx, Responsible Dog Ownership
There are a number of reasons why walking your dog is beneficial to you and your pup. So, turn off the TV, put down your phone, get up off the sofa, and grab a leash! Physical exercise: walking a dog is like having a personal trainer who never cancels and always...
by Susan Gary | Jun 20, 2023 | Cat Care, Dog Care, Media, News, Responsible Dog Ownership
To say that COVID changed the world is an understatement. Like thousands of other people, COVID provided Regina and Alan Miano the opportunity to reassess their professional careers. Regina’s background is in Consulting and Human Resources and Alan worked for Neiman...
by Susan Gary | Jun 9, 2023 | Dog Care, Responsible Dog Ownership
Every morning, we clean our pups’ water bowls and refill them with cool water. Every morning. Do dogs get tired of drinking just water? Is water boring? After all, humans drink a variety of liquids…iced tea, coffee, beer, wine, sodas, milkshakes, more wine… First, are...
by Susan Gary | May 17, 2023 | Dog Care, Responsible Dog Ownership
Walter the Farting Dog is about a pup that farts so much, his human dad wants to rehome him (WHAT???). Like all dogs, Walter is a fine dog, except for a tiny problem: he has gas. He can’t help it; it’s just the way he is. Our Sasha farts… a lot. While she...
by Susan Gary | May 3, 2023 | Dog Care, Responsible Dog Ownership
The phrase “doggie paddle” exists because all dogs can swim. True? Or False? FALSE! There are a variety of reasons why not all pups are good swimmers. Some dogs don’t like water. Some dogs just sink. Other dogs do not enjoy the physiological changes that happen when...
