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Top 5 Thanksgiving Tips for You and Your Puppy
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday to spend with friends and family, but it can also lead to distress for your new puppy. As your new fur-ever friend is developing and growing, Thanksgiving can be an overstimulating event for your pup. Here are five Thanksgiving tips...
Why a Collie Makes a Great Pet
Why a Collie Makes a Great Pet Whether you are in search of a show dog or a family companion, the Collie will not disappoint. They are intelligent, protective, and beautiful, making them a good family dog, a working dog, or a show dog. This breed originates from the...
Why the Cairn Terrier Makes a Great Pet
Why Cairn Terrier Puppies make Great Pets The Cairn Terrier may be small, but they are a sturdy working breed. Initially bred in Scotland to help rid farms of small rodents, the breed today is a great dog for someone looking for a breed with personality. You may...
Why Pugs Would Make Great Pets?
Why Pug Puppies make Great PetsWhether you're looking for a lap dog or a dog with a whole lot of personality, the Pug is the dog for you. The breed originally was bred in China, gaining popularity with royalty. As Trading increase between Asia and Europe, The Pug...
Why a Havanese Would Make a Great Pet?
Why Havanese Puppies make Great Pets Known for their long silky hair, the Havanese is a great companion dog to add to your family. Bred for the upper class in Cuba, this dog has since become an increasingly popular choice for people who are looking for a beautiful...
Why Labrador Retrievers Make Great Pets?
Why Labrador Retriever Puppies make Great Pets The Labrador Retriever was initially bred to help fishermen in the North Atlantic, and have since become a popular breed for multiple reasons. Whether you're looking for a good working dog, a friendly companion, or a...
Why Goldendoodles make Great Pets
Goldendoodles are an ideal family dog. Poodles are hypoallergenic because they don’t shed or produce dander. Golden Retrievers are known as an active, loving, and intelligent family dog. Put them together, and you have a healthy, fun, and adorable Goldendoodle puppies!
Why a Golden Retriever Would Make a Great Pet
Why Golden Retriever Puppies make Great Pets Intelligent, friendly, and loyal, it's easy to see why the Golden Retriever is listed as one of the most popular breeds. From the big screen to the oval office, this breed is great for any role. A puppy to a grown adult,...
Why a Pomeranian Would Make a Great Pet
Why Pomeranian puppies make great petsSmall and fluffy with a whole lot of spunk, the Pomeranian is a great pet for those living in apartments or a smaller space. The Pomeranian is classified as a toy breed due to its small stature and is the smallest breed of the...
Why Labradoodle Make Great Pets?
Why Labradoodles Puppies make Great Pets Fuzzy, cute, and smart, the Labradoodle is a hybrid designer breed that has become a popular choice for people looking for mixed breed. Crossed between the Poodle and a Labrador Retriever, this dog is mixed from the best of...
Top 5 Thanksgiving Tips for You and Your Puppy
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday to spend with friends and family, but it can also lead to distress for your new puppy. As your new fur-ever friend is developing and growing, Thanksgiving can be an overstimulating event for your pup. Here are five Thanksgiving tips...
Why a Collie Makes a Great Pet
Why a Collie Makes a Great Pet Whether you are in search of a show dog or a family companion, the Collie will not disappoint. They are intelligent, protective, and beautiful, making them a good family dog, a working dog, or a show dog. This breed originates from the...
Best Dog Safety Tips on the Fourth of July
The Daily Bark @onebarkplaza wishes you a Happy and Safe 4th of July! Many families will be celebrating the Fourth of July holiday with cookouts, friends, and fireworks. It can be lots of fun for pet parents, but not so much for our dogs. Unfamiliar foods, loud bangs,...
Introducing Your New Puppy To Other Dogs & People
Getting your puppy acquainted to your other dogs and other people can be a stressful situation for both you and your puppy. For a puppy, it can be a scary situation, though it doesn’t need to be.