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Before getting a pup from a breeder, always consider the “adopt, don’t shop.” For instance, San Francisco SPCA always has puppies and adult dogs of many popular breeds: huskies, Australian shepherds, heelers, German shepherds, labradors, Frenchies, and even toy terriers. Some rescues are dedicated to particular breeds; maybe you’ll get your luck there! If that is not an option, ensure you do lots
Below you can find a very comprehensive list of emergency vet care around Greater San Francisco Bay Area. Most of the hospitals below offers 24/7 emergency care and specialty services for dogs as well as other pets. Some hospitals require to call them before you come in (even in the case of emergency), while some work on basis of “no appointment needed for
On my youtube channel I published a new video about dog products that I enjoy the most this December. Watch the video to learn more why do I love those products so much. Below you can find links to the products as well to everything mentioned in the video. My favorite products for December:â–¬ Interactive food toy BOBALOT by Starmarkâ–¬ Food Puzzle TOPPL
What better way to celebrate than by spoiling our beloved dogs and their humans with some amazing gifts? Whether it’s for adventure, training, or just some cozy time, these gifts will surely bring joy to every dog lover’s heart. In this holiday gift guide I will feature following products: Wildebeest Farallon Field Day Bag, Outward Hound Food Puzzles by Nina Ottosson, WestPaw Toppl,
If you are working on leash skills with your dog, training them not to pull or exploring the world of walking your dog on a longline you should invest in a good harness. Unfortunately the majority of harnesses sold online are not gonna last long, will have a poor fit and end up be extremely uncomfortable for your dog, and last but not
Many dog owners are unaware that there are numerous big box stores, in addition to pet shops, where dogs are allowed! Bringing your puppy to a store is a great way to socialize them and help them become comfortable around people. While your puppy is still small, use a pet backpack, carrier, or sling to take them with you. Pair this experience with
Muzzles often have a negative reputation, and muzzled dogs are seen as scary by people. However, it’s important to understand that muzzles are not meant to be a punishment or a tool to make a dog’s life miserable. Instead, muzzles serve as a safety tool, ensuring the well-being of everyone involved: the dog wearing the muzzle, the people or other dogs she encounters,
What is a dog treat pouch? A dog treat pouch is a small bag or pouch, often worn around the waist, that is used to hold dog treats during training sessions or walks. (jump to the list of recommended pouches) Why use a treat pouch for dog training? A dog training pouch provides convenient and quick access to treats during training sessions. Since
It can be frustrating when your dog constantly slips out of their collar. This can also be dangerous, as they may run off and get lost or injured. Dogs that are fearful, aggressive, reactive, or have a strong prey drive are particularly at risk of running away suddenly, which can have serious consequences. Fortunately, there is a solution: the Martingale collar. In this
Longline is an incredibly useful tool that can be used for dog training, walking, and more! Let’s dive into what longline is and why you might want to consider using it. What is a longline for dogs? A longline is essentially a longer leash and can range from 15ft to 50ft (5-15m) in length. Longline is supposed to be used loosely so the