Dog Names from Movies and TV Picking out a name for a new pet is always fun and exciting. The experience will be even more thrilling when you chose to name your pet after a favorite character from a television show or from a movie. Many movies have portrayed man’s best friend as a hero…
Labradors are fun and interesting dogs that come in many varieties and can be quite entertaining as pets. They are playful, fun loving, and energetic dogs, which is why they are some of the most popular pets in the United States. Because of their bright personalities, Labrador names are usually quite upbeat and often reference…
Naming your dog used to be simple. Dalmatians were called Spot, black dogs were Sooty and we can’t forget Fido. Dogs knew their place. They were given no-nonsense names and came last in the family pecking order. No frills. That’s all changing. A recent survey buy a dog food company discovered that we are now…
Newfoundlands are considered to be “giant” dogs, weighing over 100 pounds in most cases. Often used as a working dog in Newfoundland, these beautiful, gentle dogs actually have webbed feet and a water resistant coat of hair to aid them in swimming and getting around in the snow. Known as gentle giants, these dogs were…
Most Popular Dog Names Are you still thinking about the best name for the newest addition to your family? Do you know that the name you will pick out for your dog may reflect how you perceive your dog—names like Max and Betsy might mean you treat your dog no different than a child, while…
If you are planning on purchasing or adopting a new puppy, you will need to consider a few things first. Besides the basics, such as how the puppy will get food and water, bathing, and playing with the puppy, you will need to consider how your puppy will adapt to your home. Is your home…
When bringing home a new puppy it is always a good idea to introduce him to your vet. It is good to have him meet your vet before an actual vet visit, as this will help your puppy be less afraid when you do bring him in. Your puppy should feel comfortable at your vet’s…
Week 1-3 From the time your puppy is born until about the third week, there is not much socializing that can be done with your pet. At this period in its life it has barely opened its eyes and can’t regulate its body temperature. In this stage, all they can do is cry when separated…
Make Your Pup Feel Safe Your puppy’s first night alone can be a terrifying one for both you and your dog. There are several things that you can do to make sure your new friend’s first night by himself is a safe, comfortable and secure one. The best thing to do is ease the transition…
When looking to purchase or adopt a new puppy, it is important to take into account the age and stage of development of your puppy. Knowing the ages and stages of puppy development, you and your family can decide when is the best time for you to take a puppy home. Too Early It is…