June 18, 2024

Every Summer, the Sun Finally Shows Up. Here’s How to Enjoy It Safely With Your Pup. 1. Provide Unlimited Access to Water Contrary to popular belief, dogs do sweat, and they need to replace their body’s water even faster than we do. On average, dogs should take in about 1.5 ounces of water per pound

Rattlesnake Ledge Lake Twenty-Two Red Top Lookout Barclay Lake Tonga Ridge Cedar Butte Cougar Mountain trails Leash rules, parking passes and trail conditions can change, so check before you go. Always bring water for both of you. For more Eastside options, see our post on the best dog-friendly trails near Bellevue and Redmond. Dog-Friendly Beaches

Dogs love to play and romp with their favorite people, toys, and other dogs. When you want to work on some training with your dog you can easily make it fun and rewarding by incorporating their favorite toy or activity. Typically you want to use a toy your dog gets very excited about when its

Winter is coming! Now that summer is behind us and the days are getting shorter it is time to rethink the activities we can do with our 4-legged companions. As true Washingtonians we cannot let a little rain get in the way, that’s what a top layer of Gore-Tex is for.  For those truly stormy

There’s nothing quite like sitting in the middle of a litter of puppies and soaking up all the cuteness. Puppy breath, slobbery kisses, and those irresistible doe eyes—who could resist? But while it’s easy to get caught up in the moment, choosing the right puppy for your family takes more than letting one “pick you.”

Hello, friends! April showers bring May flowers… and, if we’re lucky, a little more sunshine here in the Pacific Northwest. Every spring, after months of rain, most of us (dogs included) are getting a little stir-crazy. Here’s how to make the most of the longer days safely. Check Your Yard for Hazards More daylight means

Hello, Jax friends! Every summer the Fourth of July kicks off the Northwest season with a bang. Fireworks are beautiful, but for a lot of dogs they’re also very stressful. The good news is there are plenty of ways to help your dog get through them. Every dog is different, and how much help yours

Just last week, we had a client ask for the ‘magic trick’ to keeping her dog from scratching on the door to come inside, after being out in the yard. Here are some solutions, applying our E.M.T.C.P.R method to the problem! E – Eliminate the Cause – The cause is that there is a door in the