Dog Jewelry

April 18th, 2011

So people can buy many different kinds of jewelry for themselves (bracelets, necklaces, even Cozumel jewelry and anklets) but did you know you can actually purchase jewelry for your pets?

That’s right! Some jewelry manufacturers are catering to pet lovers by coming out with jewelry designed for pets. The most common type of “bling” you can see on a dog or cat is on their collars, but jewelry makers are constantly coming up with new (and some times expensive) pieces for your pets.

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Pet-proofing Your Garden

April 18th, 2011

Like many of you, my dog is an outside dog. She loves to be out there in the Spring and Summer months especially – so we like to keep our outdoor area as pet friendly as possible. We only plant things that are pet friendly and will not harm our pets if they are ingested. We also keep the flower gardens blocked off with a little mini fence so our dog isn’t tempted to dig in there.

Be careful what kind of decorations you put in your garden too – things like garden flags“> can be tempting to our pets. What are your tips for pet-proofing your garden? Leave your comments below!

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Can My Dog Come In?

April 18th, 2011

More and more businesses are becoming pet friendly – all you have to do is take a walk around your local shopping area to see how pet friendly everyone has become!

Our local historical district welcomes pets with open arms (or should I say paws). One store leaves a dish of cool water outside of it’s doors and still others allow you to bring your pet right inside. Most steel buildings“> will allow you to bring your pet inside and on hot summer days it is a great relief!

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Hiking With Your Dog

April 18th, 2011

Some people like to take their dogs with them when they go on vacations. Under certain circumstances, this can be a really great experience for both you and your dog. If you are traveling to a cabin to do some hiking, fishing, or boating I would recommend bringing your dog along for the trip.

If you are planning a hiking trip make sure you pack Backpacking Boots“> so your feet stay nice and dry!

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