A Dog's Love

If you have a pit bull, you are probably aware of breed-specific legislation (BSL) in one way or another. Sadly for the dogs that were once known as “nanny dogs”, pit bulls currently face a lot of negative stereotypes in the US. If you know their breed, you know that all they want is to […]

I’ve heard of some pretty strange things that labs have managed to eat – socks, rocks, even drywall. One man reported building a dog house for his lab and within a week, his dog had chewed through the roof and one of the walls! Of course, none of this really belongs in a dog’s stomach and […]

My dogs hate to move. Don’t get me wrong – they settle into loving the new backyard, windows to look through, and fresh carpet to sunbathe on, but actually getting comfortable and secure in their new environment is always tough at first. That’s why when we started planning for our big cross-country move, I knew […]

I get this question a lot – do labs need to use ramps? Especially healthy, younger labs who are perfectly capable of jumping into the back of the SUV? The short answer is yes – the healthiest option for labs of all ages is to use ramps instead of jumping. Jumping at any age causes stress […]

If you have a dog, odds are you know how much they love to chew. It’s not just fun for them, it’s also a really healthy thing to do! Chewing helps massage the gums, scrape plaque off teeth, and promotes a healthy heart. All good things. The problem is, most bone chew toys aren’t up […]