Celebrate dog moms: If you define Mother’s Day as a way to celebrate someone who cares for and nurtures others, then it’s time to recognize dog moms!
Holidays
Holidays can be a fun and joyous time but unfortunately most pose dangers for dogs.
Holiday dangers: Plan to protect your pup from dog holiday dangers. Common holiday dangers include food, parties, decorations, and travel.
Valentine's Day safety tips: Keep your dog safe from flowers, treats, and alcohol.
Easter foods: Keep chocolate, raisins, and wine -- popular Easter foods dangerous for dogs -- away from your pet. Consult your vet immediately.
Fourth of July dangers: Chicken bones that wind up lodged in your dog's throat, firecrackers tied to tails, or dogs that are hit by cars trying to escape holiday noise.
Halloween: Keep candy and decorations out of reach. Keep all pets inside, away from threats or dangerous people.
True dog lovers don’t buy puppies as Christmas gifts
Don’t buy puppies: Introducing a new, young pup on Christmas Day is too overwhelming and stressful for everyone, especially the pet.
Expert says don’t give pet as a holiday gift
Don’t give pet as a gift: No one should ever assume that they “know best” when it comes to picking a dog for another person.