It’s practical, it’s fun, and it’s called PoopBuddy.™ PoopBuddy™ is a subscription dog box service that offers these adorable eco-chic poop bags, delivered to your home each month along with all-natural treats and “poopcessories.” Packages start at just $8-$10 per month and include: 4 rolls of poop bags A package of all-natural, healthy treats A surprise goody for pups or ...
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Pet-Friendly Wyoming
Think you can’t find some great dog-friendly adventures in Wyoming? Think again! Grand Teton National park in Moose welcomes leashed dogs anywhere except hiking trails, and while dogs are not allowed to roam Yellowstone National Park at large, they are welcome to accompany their owners to the Old Faithful Geyser. If you want to let pets run free, there are ...
Read More »Tips for New Pet Owners
When it comes to introducing a new pet to the family, not everyone knows the correct questions to ask. From potty training to introducing multiple family pets, knowing how to prepare for and train your new pet can be quite a challenge. To alleviate new pet owners from stress and promote responsible pet ownership, Heidi Ganahl, CEO and Founder of ...
Read More »A Handy iPhone Case for Dog Owners
We carry our phones with us everywhere so why not put it to use as a place store poop bags on a walk? I know. Why didn’t I think of that?! The new Mummy cases for iPhones does just that. The uniquely designed, impact resistant silicone case wraps the iPhone in a protective embrace to deter dents, scratches, and cracks. ...
Read More »Tips for Safe Exercising in Winter with Pets
Heidi Ganahl, CEO and Founder of Camp Bow Wow, the nation’s largest doggy daycare and overnight camp, offers a list of important tips for Safe Exercising in Winter with Pets: Just as we need to add layers to guard ourselves from the cold, short-haired dogs need the same protection. Even as internal body temperatures rise with exercise, cold air counteracts ...
Read More »Only the Dog Knows for Sure
Ollie and I had just begun a walk along the shore of Atlantic Beach when we both spotted a trio of unleashed dogs. As we neared the pack, I tightened up on Ollie’s leash, knowing he’d be lunging to meet his fellow canine brethren. The first dog that approached growled and snapped at Ollie almost immediately. I could see what ...
Read More »I’m baaaaaack
So it’s been what? Almost two years since my mom has let me address my people?! That’s right, it was the summer of 2012 when I wrote my last “Ollie’s Corner.” But guess what…I’m back and I’ve got a bigger audience than before! You can check out Ollie’s Corner in the future for dumb stories about my mom, product reviews, ...
Read More »The Path to Wisdom
By Debbie Kalata At my collegiate cusp, I agonized with that nebulous thing called the rest of your life. I wanted it all, everything from architect to artist, doctor to designer, lawyer to linguist, right-brain, left-brain, definitely whole brain. While I ended heavily invested in finance and economics, it took Mac to foster growth in areas I lacked confidence. He ...
Read More »AKC Launches Dog Training Hotline
Two puppies seemed like a great idea when Dennis and Peg Freeman decided to get a new canine addition. Having lost their 11-year-old Labrador Retriever in the fall, the couple was ready for another dog and thought two might be even better. “We remembered very well what an active pup Bruin was and how much attention he required,” Peg said. ...
Read More »5 Tips for Traveling with Pets This Summer
Lucy Postins, founder of the innovative whole food pet line, The Honest Kitchen, shares five of her top tips and precautions for pet-owners who are traveling with their pets this summer. 1 – Tag Them. Be sure your pets wear their identity tags with them at all times. If your home phone number is printed on the tag, consider taping ...
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