Did you know that Pappy’s Pet Lodge now has pet sitting and dog walking services? If Pappy’s is full, not conveniently located for you or you would just prefer your pet staying at home sometimes, we can help. See our full pet sitting and dog walking menu here.
The new month is here, but what is it you fear? Ah, yes, a dirty pet that greets you every time you come home from work. Snow, rain, and mud are upon us within the next few months, so grooming your pet is definitely one way to keep your pal smelling nice and your couches free of smudgy paw prints. Moreover, did you know that there are more benefits to grooming than just having a clean pet?
Do you enjoy letting your dog play around in the cold and snow this time of the year? Well, your dogs’ paws will definitely appreciate some protection from the cold ground and snow; however, the snow is a bit different than when your dog is just running around on cold ground because snow makes his paws lose heat more quickly. As strange as it may sound, the safest thing for your dog is to put some boots on him. You can find these at most pet stores. The dog boots keep their paws warm and keep ice chunks from forming on their paws too.
There are two different choices when shopping for dog boots.
Any pet lover will tell you how much joy a dog or any pet can bring to you. If you are sick, they will lay with you. If you are tired and moving a little slow, they will wait for you always encourage you with those deep eyes. If you are feeling lonely, they will be your friend. This is why therapy dogs are so successful, because it is built in to their DNA to care about people.
Everyone has heard the stories and seen the success of all kinds of therapy dogs and all the good work they have accomplished, especially in kids.
Every pet has its little quirks. Lobo was partial to barking at the TV. Her favorite movie was Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Every time the principal tried sneaking into the house via the doggy door only to see the Rottweiler on the other side, Lobo would go nuts — checking to see if there was a dog behind her, barking at the screen, and running in circles.
It’s a universal truth; all dogs bark, whine, and howl. They do it to communicate with their humans and vocalize their feelings. However, it’s not always necessary and oftentimes it’s excessive.
Dogs bark for numerous reasons including but not limited to:
It’s the little things in life that make you happy which really matter. Simple things like porch swings, sweet iced tea, or just being at home with your family make everything worth the while. We believe being with your pet is one of those simple pleasures. Being able to spend time with man’s best friend is a joy that only devoted dog owners can truly know. There are many pet friendly locations in the North Dallas area that allow you
