As much as we love our dogs, there are times when people can’t properly care for their pups. We are a part of the family, so we need to be fed, looked after, and loved just like your human family members are. Not every dog parent is able to fully commit to their dog, so sometimes tough decisions need to be made. (Click title to read more!)
If you’re interested in adopting a dog, it might be difficult to find a place to start. There are so many dogs out there that need a forever home. It will likely take a lot of time and effort to find the perfect dog for you, so let’s discuss some of the best places to start looking. (Click title to read more!)
Some humans like to give up when the going gets tough, but when it comes to rescue dogs, that should never be the case! People get frustrated if their dog doesn’t adjust to their home right away. Sure, some dogs are good with change, but every dog is different. It’s important to give your dog space when they first arrive in their new home. (Articles narrated by Mabel)
On my blog, I spend a lot of time talking about adopting instead of shopping. It’s something that I believe very strongly in. When given the choice, you should always adopt instead of shop. However, I wanted to point out that breeding dogs isn’t all bad, but irresponsible breeds and too much breeding has made it bad over time. So, when is breeding acceptable and when is it not? (Click title to read more!)
I’m sure everyone is familiar with Pit Bulls. They’re sweet dogs that are often misjudged due to ridiculous stereotypes. However, they might not be exactly what you think because ‘Pit Bull’ doesn’t just refer to one breed. (Click title to read more!)
When you look at adoptable dogs, they already have names that they go by at their rescue or shelter. Some people might feel wrong renaming these pups, but what if they have a name that just doesn’t suit them? How can you decide if you should rename your rescue pup or not? (Click title to read more!)
It is no secret that every kid dreams of having a puppy. They often beg their parents all year for a dog. Of course, a Christmas puppy might sound like an adorable idea, but puppies are a lot of work! (Click title to read more!)
