There are some really puptastic accounts on Instagram, and we want to give these awesome dogs a shoutout! Here are some of our favorites!Read More

Even though it's always great exercise and enrichment for your dog to take a walk/potty break outside, there are some situations where dog owners might be hesitant to bring their fur babies outside. In these circumstances it can be incredibly helpful to have an indoor potty spot for your dog. Here are 5 reasons that you might want to consider an indoor pet potty for your pooch.Read More

It’s great to be able to take your dog on a nice long walk outside where there is lots of room for them to play, run, and use the potty in real grass-- but when you live in an urban jungle without a backyard or nearby park, it can be hard to make sure your pup gets the chance to go in a natural setting where they feel comfortable. No matter if you’re on the east or west coast, all busy dog parents seek an indoor dog potty solution. At first glance, there seem to be a number of solutions on the market, but are they worth it?Read More

If you’re like most dog owners, you take pleasure in giving your dog the best of everything whenever you can. Naturally, this includes a comfortable dog potty solution that is not only approachable for him, but practical for you. DoggieLawn lets both of you say good-bye to traditional pee pads for good in favor of real, growing grass that lets him go as nature intended. The following are just a few placement ideas to help you get started.Read More

If you’ve ever wondered what your dog might be thinking and feeling, the stars can help guide us to understand our canine friends on a deeper level. Your dog has a great year ahead. Read on to see what your dog's horoscope is for 2020.Read More

Even pets that have had the most effective of house training can slide into a habit of reverse potty training, possibly due to age or recent changes in their living environment. Housebreaking a dog is just the first step. This will ensure they don’t begin to use the indoors as a pet potty due to anxiety, stress, or an underlying medical condition. Situations such as a recent move, new household member, absence of a companion, or a wide range of other factors can all trigger reverse potty training causing even the best potty trained dogs to have accidents.Read More

When we think of traveling with our best friend, we picture an RV filled with family and our dog sitting in the passenger seat, being the co-pilot to the next destination. Traveling with your dog has so many pros, but there's one noticable con: it's hard to give them all of the potty breaks they need. The last thing that needs to happen is the car stopping a little too late, and your dog ends up using the carpet as a wee wee pad.Read More

We've assembled a list of some of the most common and easily fixed housebreaking mistakes you might be making. With a few tweaks in your training routine, you will end up with a happy pup and even happier floors.Read More

The reasons why dogs eat grass vary from psychological and physical factors to plain instinct. If your dog loves to eat grass, one of these four theories might explain why.Read More

Of course we can't predict when our dogs have to urinate while on diuretics, however there are solutions that can help your pup understand where to go whenever they need a pee break.Read More

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This post discusses some of the four most common changes that come with a new puppy.Read More

Taking care of a senior dog can be a challenge but having the right products on hand can make all the difference.Read More

Understanding our dog's natural tendencies can help us be better pet owners as we learn to provide opportunities for our dogs to behave like dogs were meant to behave. In fact, understanding a dog's instincts can even help when it comes to potty training or housebreaking.Read More

We all love our pets, and we would like to have quiet time to care for them. Nevertheless, this may not always be possible due to demanding work and activities that may force us to work late.Read More

Busy professionals can have unpredictable schedules so taking your dog outside to go to the bathroom can be a real challenge.Read More

Most pet owners take it for granted that their pets need to urinate. Imagine what would happen if you couldn't pee!Read More

For older pet owners who aren’t able to physically move around as much or as frequently, it may not be possible to walk their dogs to the backyard or park. An indoor dog potty is a feasible and practical solution.Read More

If your dog starts exhibiting new behaviors such as peeing on the floor, both physical and psychological causes may be responsible.Read More

As an owner of a dog entering its senior years, you want to know what signs of aging are considered normal, what signs should warrant a trip to your veterinarian's office, and what you'll need to do to prepare yourself and your home for in the coming years.Read More

You'll have to go through a bonding process whether you have a newborn puppy or an older dog that's set in his ways.Read More

We discuss 5 of the most prevalent dog diseases, their symptoms, and how to treat them.Read More

When dog food pieces are too large it can actually damage your small dogs' teeth. It's important to know what type of food to feed your small dog breed.Read More

During the summer especially, it's important to take the necessary precautions to keep your dog safe from coyotes.Read More

It’s good to let your dog get back in touch with nature and there’s no better way to do that than a trip to the local forest preserve!Read More