Holidays
Whether it’s the New Year, DNA Day, or your dog’s birthday, you can find gift ideas and perspectives on holiday celebrations here.
Four Fantastic Ways to Celebrate National Dog Day
Calling all canine companions! National Dog Day is an all-around celebration of dogs. It’s a way to thank our canines for all of the ways they improve our lives, share this appreciation with other dog-loving people, and raise awareness about all of the adoptable dogs currently waiting in a shelter for some loving soul to...
7 Ways to Celebrate Pride with Your Dog
May was National Pet Month and June is Pride month! For many of us in the LGBTQIA+ community, our dogs are very important members of our chosen families. Dogs are our constant companions and our biggest allies and supporters. Regardless of what the rest of the world might think or say, our dogs love us...
Dogs and Fireworks: 4th of July Dog Survival Guide
With July 4th just around the corner, there’s no doubt that it is fireworks season. This time of year can often be fraught for dogs and their owners. But with these tips, you can help your dog have a safe, fear-free summer. Why are dogs afraid of fireworks? The short answer? Fireworks are loud. Dogs...
The Best Parts: Dog Mom Edition
Mother’s Day may be over for the year, but it’s the perfect time to celebrate Dog Mom’s Day! The bond between a woman and her best fur-iend is so special — from speaking a dog’s love languages to holding your new puppy for the first time. So let’s take a moment to celebrate all the...
6 Ways to Celebrate National Pet Month
Do you celebrate National Pet Month? If you started an intentional new year with your dog, you already know the kind of life you want to live this year. Sharing your life with dogs is a lot of fun but there are a million things to get done on top of doggy time and expenses....
Giving K9 Veterans a New Leash on Life
Every November we celebrate and honor our U.S. military veterans for their dedication and commitment to their country, but did you know that some of those men and women also work alongside brave troops of a four-legged variety? The U.S. military first began using dogs for service in 1942 during World War II, and the...
2020 Dog Gifting Trends
It’s gifting season again. We recently surveyed pup parents asking them about their gifting habits to get an idea of what dogs might be unwrapping this year. The short version: People love spoiling their dogs. Here are some key takeaways: Pup parents gift monthly: 93% of customers gift their dogs at least once a month....
Stand with Me: Connecting Service Dogs with Military Veterans
Veterans Day is a federal holiday meant to honor those who have served in the military. In celebration of Veterans Day, we sat down with Francess “Myrph” McMahon of Stand With Me, a nonprofit organization that places service dogs with veterans. Stand With Me takes a unique approach by teaching veterans to train their own...
Happy Dogsgiving
Our pups give us so much to be thankful for, so we’re dedicating this slice of November to them. Learn some tips, try a recipe, and turn up the love for #Dogsgiving! Explore: Etiquette Recipes Social Teach your dog dining etiquette Whether they’re eating their own food or eyeing yours, it’s important for...
What’s Your Dog’s Holiday Routine?
The holidays feel like they were tailor-made for dogs: lots of interesting new smells around the house, new friends coming to visit, and all the delicious food you can drool over. We surveyed over 70,000 dogs to get an idea of how they might act during holiday get togethers and to see if their breed...
Celebrate Mother’s Day by Adopting a Mama Dog
It’s common for shelters to bring in female dogs who are pregnant or who’ve had puppies recently. Often times the puppies go on to find homes but their mother is left behind at the shelter. We’re partnering with shelters across the country to spread the word about mama dogs available for adoption to celebrate Mother’s...
Celebrating DNA Day
National DNA Day is celebrated every year on April 25. It commemorates the completion of the Human Genome Project in 2003, along with the discovery of DNA’s double helix structure in 1953, according to the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI). A group of scientists—including James Watson, Rosalind Franklin, and Francis Crick—were the catalysts for...