Whether you want to have a laugh or learn something new, podcasts are a great way to break up a boring commute or while working around the house. We’ve put together a list of the 10 best podcasts for the dog lovers!
Having a puppy is a fun but can be a challenging experience. To help you survive puppyhood, we found some of the best resources on everything from the first night to housebreaking your new furry family member.
We are excited to be participating in the Paws for Life Christmas Craft & Bake sale, hosted by the Winnipeg Pet Rescue Shelter. If you are in the Winnipeg area, stop by at on November 26th between 10am and 3pm at the Varsity View Community Center (315 Laxdal Rd). We will have pet themed stockings, ornaments and of course handmade pet accessories...
Read MoreWe Now Offer Virtual Shopping Parties! Treat your pup to stylish pet accessories and have the chance to save money or get free stuff. Host a virtual shopping party. They're quick (only 45 minutes), easy (it takes place on Facebook) and are a great way to spend time with friends. ...
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While people should understand and anticipate the costs of having a dog, unexpected events such as the loss of a job could make it challenging to afford a dog. In fact, research by the National Council on Pet Population Study and Policy found cost of ownership to be one of the top 5 reasons why pets were surrendered to shelters. Here are some suggestions on how to reduce costs without compromising your dog’s care.
With over 2 million apps available it can be time consuming to find the best ones for dog lovers. That’s why we did the hard work for you and rounded up 10 of our favorite apps.
We are pleased to announce that we will once again be an exhibitor at the Manitoba Pet Expo this Sunday June 5th, 2016. Come say hi, you can find us at table 49 (near the main entrance). For more information about this fun, pet friendly event please visit their website. ...
Read MoreHelp keep your dog’s heart healthy with these three amazing superfoods.
CarrotsCarrots are a great source of vitamins A, C, and K not to mention fiber. (It’s also good for your dog’s eyes).
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As everyone knows, organizing a wedding takes time and planning; preparing your dog for your wedding day is no different. This training schedule will help your dog be ready in time for the big occasion.
Now is the time to practice the basics: sit, stay, come, and most importantly to “check in” with you. Start with short training sessions (15 minutes) twice a day in a distraction-free area. Initially, you will likely need to use small pieces of a high value treat to shape and reward the desired behavior. Having trouble? Consider enlisting the services of a trainer now, to avoid issues and disappointment later.
