By Hannah Stein With the 2019-2020 school year in full swing, dogs have a new schedule to adjust to. Just like people, dogs feel the back-to-school blues when they are suddenly left home alone for longer than normal. Often, they will communicate their frustration with bad behavior, such as: destroying furniture, going potty in the house, or not eating. How do you avoid this bad behavior and keep Fido happy by himself? 1. Interactive Toys If you have a food or toy motivated pu

By Emily Schultze 1. Agility Course If the summer heat doesn't seem to slow your dog down, then an agility course would be the perfect way to help them let off some steam. All you'll need to do is a quick walk around the house to pick up the perfect items to place in your yard. If you want to take the course to the next level, there are also many DIY projects out there to help make it more advanced. This activity is a great way to change up your usual routine and have some fu

By Emily Schultze Hiking isn’t just a good way to get in some exercise, it can also be a great bonding opportunity for you and your dog! Now that spring is here, it is the perfect time to get outside and experience nature through the eyes of man’s best friend. Before You Go Whether you are planning a trek deep into the wilderness or just a quick walk over a hill, there are some things you will want to consider before you leave. If your dog has not been on a hike before, it is

By Emily Schultze There are many ways to take time to hang out and bond with your pet, however it never hurts to learn of a few more. Today, we’ll go over some games and exercises that are great for both their physical and mental health! 1. Walking: This tried-and-true exercise is always effective at helping your pup get out their extra energy. Taking your dog for a nice brisk walk is a good way to make sure they are warmed up before doing any other activities. However, if yo