Why Your Pet Sitter or Dog Walker Wants Every Detail
Professional pet sitters and dog walkers rely on details. From routines and schedules to quirks, fears, and favorite toys, sharing information helps your Dogs On The Run professional provide the thoughtful, consistent care your pet deserves. Never worry about overcommunicating. The more we know, the better we care.
Understanding Puppy Potty Signals
Learning your puppy’s potty signals is the secret to faster housebreaking and fewer accidents. From sniffing and circling to whining or pacing, puppies communicate their needs long before they go, you just have to know what to look for. Recognizing these early cues, acting quickly, and rewarding success helps your pup build confidence and consistency. With patience and routine, you’ll both master the potty routine in no time.
Understanding the Mystery of Cat Chirping
When cats chatter or "chirp," especially when they’re looking at birds or small animals outside, it’s often a combination of excitement and frustration. Cats are natural hunters, and this behavior may be their way of expressing their desire to chase or catch the prey they see, even though they’re not physically able to. Some experts also suggest that the chattering could mimic the sounds of prey animals, helping them refine their hunting skills.
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.