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Understanding Your Dog's Love Language

Just like people, dogs express and perceive love in unique ways. Understanding your pup’s “love language” can deepen your connection and ensure their emotional needs are met.

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10 Reasons We're Thankful For Dogs

Dogs enrich our lives in more ways than we can count. Here are just 10 of the top reasons we're thankful for dogs.

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A Safe 4th of July For Dogs

This year, the Fourth of July will mean more than fireworks, food and fun as families, friends and strangers celebrate our country’s independence together — and apart. As a company, we’re proud to be part of the diverse fabric that makes this country what it is today and what it ...

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Mental Enrichment For Dogs

Mental exercise is key to a dog’s overall health and happiness. It prevents boredom, improves cognitive function, and creates an opportunity to bond with their favorite people.

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Enrichment Strategies for Your Dog's Personality

From the energetic and playful Labrador Retriever to the dignified and loyal German Shepherd, it's widely believed that different dog breeds exhibit specific behaviors. These distinctions often stem from centuries of selective breeding for particular traits, such as herding, hunting, guarding, or companionship purposes. Yet while breed-specific traits provide a ...

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Indoor Enrichment Ideas For Dogs

Just because it’s too hot to romp outside doesn’t mean you should let your dog hibernate until fall. The following activities were designed to be enjoyed indoors, so you can keep your dog stimulated, enriched and engaged the whole summer through.

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