Whether you’re potty training a new puppy or noticing accidents with an older dog, one thing is certain: that dog urine smell isn’t pleasant. Accidents happen—it’s natural. Practice patience and use positive reinforcement with puppies and dogs who are being house-trained. If your dog is already potty-trained but has started to have accidents, take them … Read more
When a dog vomits in a morning, an empty stomach, excess acid and an irritated stomach lining are the most common culprits. Morning sickness is reported for various diets including raw dog food, dry dog food and wet dog food. By adjusting a dog’s feeding schedule or supplying some small treats before bedtimes, morning vomiting … Read more
The Short Answer: Yes, But It’s Complicated Yes you absolutely can get rabies from dog saliva – but before you panic about that slobbery kiss your pup just gave you there’s a whole lot more to understand about how rabies actually works. I’ve spent hours researching this topic because, like many dog owners, I wondered … Read more
In this article, our in-house Nutrition Advisor, Jude McCoy, will answer the question “can dogs eat fish?” as well as provide in-depth information about many of the most common types of fish and the ways they can be incorporated into a healthy, natural diet for dogs. As a dog owner who loves sharing food with … Read more
While the ADA does not have specific rules for leaving your service dog at home, if you truly need a service dog, it is not recommended by Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs that a recipient leave home without him/her. Service dogs are protected under federal law and granted accommodation rights by businesses, allowing them to … Read more
Training wolf dogs isn’t impossible, but it’s definitely not easy! As someone who’s worked with both dogs and wolf hybrids, I can tell you that expecting a wolf-dog to behave like your neighborhood Golden Retriever is setting yourself up for disappointment. These magnificent creatures require specialized knowledge, incredible patience, and a unique approach to training … Read more
Dog communication uses most of the senses, including smells, sounds and visual cues. Pheromones, glandular secretions, barks, whines, yips, growls, body postures, etc., all serve as effective means of communication between dogs. Unlike in people, canine body postures and olfactory (scent) cues are significant components of dog language and vocal communications are less significant. People … Read more
Some think that dogs whiskers have no purpose and they have them snipped off at the groomers, but whiskers are actually essential in helping your dog navigate the world! Keep reading to find out more. Many people don’t realise that the coarse, long whiskers on a dog’s face actually serve an important purpose. In fact, … Read more
Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, but it also comes with its fair share of challenges – including the occasional mess on your floor when your furry friend throws up As a pet parent myself, I’ve cleaned up my fair share of puppy vomit, and I know how worrying it can be! One of … Read more
Feeding the right amount of a high-quality dog food is one of the simplest things you can do to help keep your dog healthy. Feed too much and you put your dog at risk for obesity. Feed too little and nutritional deficiencies are possible. If you’re wondering “how much food should I feed my dog?” … Read more