Tips to Stay Safe While Walking Your Dog(s)
Walking your dog is a great way to stay active and bond with your pet, but safety should always be a priority. From choosing the right leash and harness to staying aware of traffic and other potential hazards, there are several steps you can take to protect both yourself and your dog. Ensure you’re visible in low-light conditions, stay alert for wildlife and other animals, and always check the weather before heading out. Additionally, make sure your dog is well-trained, hydrated, and prepared for the walk ahead. By following these tips, you can enjoy safe and enjoyable walks that benefit both you and your furry companion.
Why Hiring a Dog Walker is the Best Decision for You and Your Dog
As a responsible pet parent, you know that your dog’s well-being depends on more than just feeding, grooming, and giving them love. Regular exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction are crucial to their happiness and health. However, with busy schedules, work commitments, and personal obligations, it’s not always possible to meet these needs on your own. This is where a professional dog walker comes in. Whether you’re dealing with a demanding job, a busy family life, or physical limitations, hiring a dog walker can be a game-changer for both you and your furry companion.
Minimizing Risk: Keeping Pets Safe
Written By: Heather Vandemark
When things go wrong unexpectedly, we often say, "Accidents happen." However, many accidents are preventable. Sometimes, distractions or a false sense of security can create opportunities for disaster.
I’ve experienced the anxiety of receiving the phone call that my dog had run away. My dog was 11 years old—typically not an escape artist or a runner. But as we know, a pet’s behavior can change due to factors like a new home, a different caregiver, the loss of a family member, or even something as simple as a change in diet.