Should your dog sleep in the bed with you?
From my point of view, snuggling up together for a nap is one of the great joys in life. My owner Penelope seems to think so, too, and as does about 50% of the pet-owning population in this country, all of whom sleep in the same bedroom (and possibly bed) as their pets. But there are certainly pros and cons to allowing your dog to sleep in bed with you.
Choosing the Right Crate for Your Dog
Many of us dogs love spending time in our crates, but choosing just the right one can be a challenge for our humans. Whether your dog loves to sleep in their crate or it’s only pulled out for special occasions, it’s important to choose one that’s appropriate and safe for their size, needs, and habits. Here’s what to know about how to choose a dog crate.
Should I Crate My Dog?
Remember, your dog’s crate is either a training tool or a place for them to relax, it’s not a tool for punishment or a place to put them when you’ve “had enough.” With that in mind, let’s looks at when you should and shouldn’t crate your dog.
1. When your dog is new to your house. Whether you’re adding a puppy or an adult dog to your family, a crate can be a good tool for them to transition to their new environment.
Does My Dog Need an Orthopedic Bed?
Orthopedic dog beds are just for older dogs, right? Not so fast.
Lots of dogs can benefit from orthopedic beds. Take me. I’m just 4 years old, practically still a pup, but as a greyhound I’m all skin and bones and need a bed that’s extra comfortable and supportive.
Here are my top tips on whether your dog might need a little extra support and what to look for in an orthopedic bed.
