Skyler Ryser
What Dog Breeds Shed the Most?
Dog breeds that shed the most usually have dense double coats that shed hair year-round, with more during seasonal coat changes. Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, German Shepherds, Labrador Retrievers, Golden Retrievers, Akitas, Great Pyrenees, Newfoundlands, Chow Chows, and Pembroke Welsh Corgis all rank among the heavier shedders. Why do some coats shed more than others? A short-haired dog may leave more hair around your house than you expect. Labrador Retrievers are a good example. Their coats look simple compared with the thick fur of a Husky, but Labs still have dense double coats that release plenty of loose hair. To...
Skyler Ryser
The Ultimate Checklist for Puppy-Proofing Your Living Space
Start puppy proofing your home with the rooms your puppy will use first. Remove anything dangerous or easy to swallow, secure cords and trash, block unsafe areas, and create a comfortable place for sleep and quiet time. Protect furniture before accidents happen, then revisit your setup as your puppy grows and reaches new areas. Start by seeing your home from your puppy’s level A charger, backpack, or gap behind the couch may look harmless until a curious puppy gets involved. Good puppy proofing starts with the spaces your puppy will actually use and the things they’ll reach first. If the...
Skyler Ryser
11 Ways to Calm Your Dog During Long Car Rides
Calming your anxious dog in the car is entirely achievable, even if your trip is a long one. You might be stressed just thinking of an upcoming long car ride with your dog, and you want the trip to be comfortable for the both of you.
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Should Your Dog Sit in the Front or Back Seat?
Dogs should sit in the back seat of your car because that is the safest place for them. Keeping dogs in the front seat can be distracting and may also put the pet at greater risk in the case of a car crash.
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