Glad you are here! As an adopted dog mom myself, there have been many times when I found myself trying to find the right keyword or phrase on Google to get an answer about something. The whole answer. Something complete. I didn’t want to read something and then have to go do another search to…

Dogs are adorable, right? But they can be super weird at the same time. They sure do display an array of behavior. Some of it, they might get from us. Raising my hand here. While some of their actions can be straightforward, others can be harder to understand. Even though they seem act odd to…

I was visiting my friend Elena in South Carolina and I no sooner had sat down on the couch after 2 days in the van and she says to me, “You should take Trey.”

This is a question posed to Google quite often. The answer is not so cut and dry. It’s not a simple yes or no. But definitely error on the side of ‘no.’ I am a member of several dog-related groups online and someone recently asked the group if Dogs Could Eat Chocolate. 858 responses of…

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Looking to adopt a new furry friend into your family? Each year, about 3.2 million shelter pets are adopted out. (That’s 1.6 million in dogs) Although rescuing a pup is very rewarding on both sides of the leash, the tricky part is figuring out which one the perfect fit for your family is. I adopted…

To say that I am not a domestic person is an understatement. A couple years ago, I was again getting frustrated with whichever vacuum cleaner we had at the time, which we likely bought from Walmart, and my brother suggested to just go buy a good one. I shuddered. I did not trust the reviews…

The short answer is, no. Grapes and raisins are toxic to dogs. Read on for symptoms. We do not yet know just why, what the substance in them that is the problem, but there is definitely a problem. Dogs should not eat grapes and raisins because even small amounts can prove to be fatally toxic…

So, you are thinking about adopting a dog. Now what? Well, first- let me just say welcome to the light side. Life is so much better with at least one dog. Second- I’m glad you are doing some Google searches to help prepare yourself. However, from my experience, both as an adopter and years in…

When I was about 17, I bought a Yorkshire terrier puppy. I had become quite the entrepreneur to make the $450 I needed. I wanted to do everything right. I enrolled us in a dog training class at our local humane society. It was through that class that I started to learn more about the…

I clearly am biased in this issue, however I will say that not everybody should adopt a dog. Or buy a dog. Or own a dog. There are people out there that just do not have the right temperament to share their lives. I do think that a person who is asking the question and…