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Industrial Dog Pipe Wrench
Posted by Adam Baker on
"The pipe wrench is sooo clever and so groovy! And it's grooves will keep your dog's teeth and gums so healthy too. Now, the SodaPup Industrial Dog Pipe Wrench is made for tough chewers out of SodaPup's proprietary nylon which is FDA compliant and non-toxic. This toy is made in the U.S. and designed for dogs 15 to 80 pounds. It is 8.5 inches long and weighs 4 ounces."
Trick or Treat!
Posted by Chris Chandler on
Need a Halloween treat for your pooch? MIx up some kibble with pureed pumpkin or applesauce, stuff it into our Jack-o-Lantern and freeze for a few hours.Offer it to your dog for the perfect autumn snack.
Doggy Dieting
Posted by Chris Chandler on
Uh oh! Buddy’s on a diet. If you’ve ever lived with a Lab before, you know their fondness for food. Buddy is no exception. Or perhaps I should say he is exceptional in his pursuit of food. We have one dog who’s a slow and reluctant eater. Buddy often eats her food when she walks away from it and I’m not paying attention. He’s also not above counter surfing. With kids leaving bags of cereal out and my own occasional forgetfulness, we inadvertently provide undeniable temptation and an abundance of calories. Besides correcting our own habits that lead to unneeded...
It's National Dog Day!
Posted by Chris Chandler on
Celebrate! It’s National Dog Day. Founded 2004 by animal advocate Colleen Page, it’s a day to honor our canine friends with a bit of extra love. Take your dog to the dog park or on an extra walk and let them sniff to their heart’s content. Let them cool off with a wade in a creek or lake, or offer them an extra treat. Dogs make such a difference on our personal lives—listening to our woes, celebrating our joys with us, getting us out for much needed exercise, and being steady companions thrilled to see us whether we’ve been gone...
Tracker Dogs Help Fight Poaching in Conservations Area in Kenya
Posted by Adam Baker on
The Sheldrick Wildlife Trust uses trained tracker dogs in the Tsavo Conservation area in Kenya to "to detect illegal wildlife products, such as ivory, rhino horn, bushmeat, guns and ammunition, as well as follow poachers’ tracks." Read more about this project here: https://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/projects/canine-unit?fbclid=IwAR3olyyN7gCiSjB_1fKpeDCez7bVuAHTUw1f0tRlkZlO1lDO0RKXagvh1AY