POOP 911

It’s time to ring in the New Year with parties, and for some, that includes sparklers, fireworks, rockets, and loud music. All the activity might not be so much fun for your dog, and knowing how to keep them calm during a New Year’s celebration will reduce the stress level for you both. Safe Space Some dogs are more sensitive to loud noise and can easily get anxious or overwhelmed. Keeping your do...

Dogs are a big part of the family, but around the Holidays, there are many people to see and parties to hold, and it might be hard to find fun ways to include your dog at Christmas parties. Your furry friends like to get in on the action, too, so make a few plans to include them in the fun. Dog-Safe Holiday Treats A great way to include your dog at Christmas parties is to make them special dog-saf...

In the grand tapestry of career choices, few threads weave as uniquely as the profession of a pooper scooper service specialist.  Why I Became A Pooper Scooper My journey into the world of dog poop removal wasn’t a product of childhood dreams or a sudden epiphany under a starlit sky. It was more of a gradual realization, like the slow simmer of a pot on a stove. As a result, each day, whether walk...

There’s an undeniable bond between humans and dogs, which is why they have long been considered “man’s best friend.” Unsurprisingly, numerous studies have suggested that dog owners tend to be happier and more content than their non-dog-owning counterparts. So, how can adopting a dog lead to increased happiness and overall well-being? Here are a few reasons below. Unconditional Love: One of the bes...

Uh oh, you’ve found dog poop in fall leaves! Fall is the best time of year for many, including dogs, who don’t care if they poop on the leaves, hide their presents under the leaves, or if you can find the poop piles or not. If you’re not looking for poop under the leaves, your yard could become a stinky mess. Dog Poop is Dangerous Much to the surprise of many, dog doo is not a fertilizer but a pol...

Yes, you can teach a senior dog new tricks! You can train your senior dog with patience, consistency, love, and treats. Whether you’ve adopted or rescued an older pup who might not have been taught much as a youngster, or you’ve had your furry friend since puppyhood and want to reinforce some training that got put by the wayside, you can teach any aged dog to respond to your commands. How to train...

Knowing how to introduce your new cat to your dog is important. Dogs have gotten a bad rap as being enemies of cats. This doesn’t have to be true if proper preparations, precautions, steps, and dog training are taken before and during the first meet and greet between the cat and your pup. Preparations and Precautions When you first bring your new cat home, ensure the dog is secured in a room where...

Want to learn how to train a stubborn puppy? Patience, consistency, exercise, and many treats can go a long way in your successful efforts and your puppy’s happiness! Create a Routine Puppies respond to consistency and habit and want to make you happy. Setting your puppy up for success by setting clear expectations includes establishing a daily routine that meets your new fur baby’s needs, includi...

Dogs love playing in the rain. But why? What are some other useful tips to know? Rainy days can often dampen our spirits and keep us indoors, but rain can be an opportunity for a wet and wild adventure for our furry friends. Dogs possess an innate curiosity and zest for life that can make them excellent companions during drizzly weather. Rain as a Sensory Delight: Rain showers provide a symphony o...

As August brings its scorching temperatures and blistering sun, it’s important to remember that our four-legged companions feel the heat just as much as we do. Dogs are susceptible to heat-related illnesses, so it’s crucial to take steps to keep them cool and comfortable during this sweltering month. Whether you have a playful pup or a relaxed senior dog, here are some essential tips to ensure you...

Can dogs see color? Dogs are known for their sharp senses, and their sense of sight is one of their strongest attributes. However, there is a common misconception that dogs cannot see colors and that they only see in black and white. In reality, dogs can see colors, but their color perception differs from humans. The human eye has three types of color receptors, called cones, which allow us to see...

What time of the year should I get a puppy? You’ve thought about it for months, researched, and purchased all the necessary items. Getting a puppy can be an exciting and life-changing decision. They bring love and companionship to our lives; it’s important to choose the right time to bring one home. So, what time of the year is best to get a puppy? Let’s explore some factors to consider. Weather i...

Why does my dog tilt their head? One of the most endearing and charming behaviors is when they tilt their heads to one side. It’s a behavior that often elicits a smile and a warm feeling in those who observe it. But why do dogs tilt their heads? In this blog, we will explore some of the possible reasons why dogs engage in this behavior. To improve their hearing Dogs have an incredible sense of hea...

Though spring is just around the corner, finding wintertime activities for dogs can be a little challenging. The cold weather, snow, and shorter daylight hours can make it difficult to keep our dogs active and entertained. But with a little creativity, you can make sure your dog has plenty of fun this winter. Here are some ideas for wintertime activities for dogs: Winter Walks: Snowy walks are a g...

Dog owners everywhere will no doubt agree that one of the most annoying things their precious pooch does on occasion is get into the trash. Picture the scene; you return home from a quick trip out – maybe for a chai latte or a quick visit to an ATM. You open the door, and Sheldon sits serenely on his fluffy dog bed. His tail is wagging, and his body is wiggling, but he won’t make eye contact with...

Why does my dog lick me? All dogs love to lick, and so often, it’s a sign of love and affection. Licking is a perfectly natural behavior of your beloved furry friend. But if you’re worried that excessive licking might be a warning sign that Fido might be struggling with a potential health issue, here are five reasons your dog licks you. Showing affection toward their person or their animal sibling...

Teaching your dog how to sit is one of the most fun and rewarding adventures of being a pet parent. This simple command will save you a lot of headaches when your furry friend gets a little too wound up about all the food getting passed around at dinner! Teaching your dog how to sit is a fundamental command that is easy to teach and can be the foundation for other more complex commands. To start,...

The One Command That Will Save You Every Time You’ve mastered “Sit” and “Stay,” but have you mastered this fabulous command? It’s “Leave it,” and when you utilize it, your friends, family, and neighbors will think you’re Cesar Millan in the flesh. You’ll have the most polite, well-thought-of pooch on the block. And it only takes a few simple steps! According to the American Kennel Club, “Leave it”...

Dog treats fall into different categories, such as training, comfort, and just because treats. Dogs love treats no matter what the occasion! So why not do something different for the holidays to include them in the festivities? After all, your fur kids are part of the family! There are plenty of ways to make tasty and easy dog-friendly cookies and biscuits like the dog treat recipes for the holida...

Why is my dog so annoying, is a question I’ve been asking myself a lot lately. Sure, they’re “man’s best friend” and “part of the family.” They’re our “constant companions and our “furbabies.” But sometimes, our dogs are pains in the – well, you know. Why does this happen? And why do they seem to annoy us at the most inopportune times? Do Dogs Get Bored? Definitely. According to The Spruce Pets, d...

Why Doesn’t My Dog Like His New Toy? While some dogs think everything they encounter – living or otherwise – is a toy made specifically for him, others shy away from them. Some dog owners shell out big bucks only to find that Fido prefers to forego the expensive offerings. If you’ve ever asked yourself why your dog doesn’t like the new ball, rope, stuffed animal, or rubber chicken you just purchas...