Dog Care

Humans and dogs have lived side by side over thousands of years, and our genomes have even evolved together. Humans also altered the appearance and behavior of domestic dogs the world over. One of the primary reasons our epic canine-human love affaire has gone on so long is because of our innate ability to communicate with dogs. 

We all know the importance of exercise to our dogs. Daily dog walks are important and have many good benefits for your dog which includes physical and mental health improvement. Daily dog walks also reduced unwanted behaviors done out of boredom and anxiety. 

Have you ever wondered what your dogs do as soon as you leave your house? I’m sure we’ve all heard stories about how dogs misbehave while their owners are away, but it’s not really their fault – not only it’s not fair for them to be left alone for a long time, it could also be dangerous. 

As the temperature outside gets colder, some dogs will show little or no interest in anything. Some dogs love to have fun in the snow while some dogs tend to be less active so they can conserve energy for thermo regulation. Does your dog love snow and ice? Or would your dog rather cuddle up on his bed under a cozy blanket?