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Everything You Need to Know About Canine Vaccines
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Everything You Need to Know About Canine Vaccines Dogs bring their owners a great deal of love and companionship. In return, it is our responsibility to make sure that our pets receive the care they need to stay healthy and happy. Regular vet visits and canine vaccinations are a big part of that pet owner duty. You can expect routine vet care for your healthy pup to cost between $700 and $2,000 each year, according to The Spruce Pets. But, what shots does your dog need and when? Puppy Shots Getting a puppy is exciting. You want to introduce...
6 Ways to Keep Your Dog Entertained Indoors
Category_Activities Category_Safety Category_Virus Writer_Carrie_Pallardy
6 Ways to Keep Your Dog Entertained Indoors The current shelter-in-place order doesn’t mean you can’t take your dog outside for walks. But, as the weather warms up, neighborhood sidewalks and park paths are becoming more crowded and making it difficult to observe social distancing. Plus, those of us working from home may find that our dogs’ need for attention has substantially increased. Try these indoor entertainment ideas for your dog. Fetch Fetch is a classic outdoor pastime, but it can be modified for indoor fun. If you have space and some softer toys that won’t damage your home,...
What Type of Dog Fits Your Lifestyle?
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What Type of Dog Fits Your Lifestyle? Having a dog is an extraordinary experience. Your pet is your constant companion, the star of your phone’s camera roll, your personal lap warmer, and so much more. But, dogs are a big responsibility. They rely on us to feed them, exercise them, train them, and take them to the vet. With so much going on in your life, it can be hard to figure out where a dog fits. Take a look at these common scenarios to find a breed that works for you. I Live in an Apartment Apartment living...
4 Wintertime Activities for You and Your Dog in Chicago
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4 Wintertime Activities for You and Your Dog in Chicago Get Moving at Jackson Bark Most dog parks in the city are fairly barebones–a few trees and maybe some shallow kiddie pools for the summer months. Jackson Bark on the South Side is something entirely different. This large community dog park features obstacles for dogs to climb on, crawl under, and leap over. The park’s equipment, made largely from recycled material, offers a change of pace for both dog and owner. Plus, Jackson Bark is entirely fenced in, so you can let your dog off-leash with no worries. Just remember...
New Year’s Resolutions for You and Your Dog
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New Year’s Resolutions for You and Your Dog If you are resolving to make some changes in 2020, you can take your dog along for the ride. Whether you want to improve your eating habits, start exercising more, or pick up a new hobby, involving your dog can help you stick to your resolutions beyond the first month of the year. Here are a few New Year’s goals you and your dog can try for together. Embrace an Exercise Routine Committing to regular exercise is one the most common New Year’s resolutions. While you probably can’t bring your dog...