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You love your pets. They’re a part of the family. So when you go on vacation or take an extended trip, you want them to be a part of your travels. But traveling with a pet can be difficult. Pets may experience increased anxiety, discomfort and fear when traveling....

From man’s best friend to partner in fighting crime, dogs make incredible additions to any police force. Going through rigorous training for both K9 and officer, police dogs serve a variety of functions that assist local police departments. From officer protection and...

SAs the colder weather sets in, it’s essential to continue providing proper care for your dog. But with snow, freezing temperatures and a general hibernation mindset, keeping your dog healthy and active can be challenging. Below, Landheim’s expert team provides tips...

The holidays mean time with family, celebrations with friends and lots of food. While you might have an appetite for all types of holiday meals, your pup probably does too. Though many pet parents tend to pass on small treats and leftovers from holiday feasts, there...

Whether you love the cold or not, winter is approaching! Just like your schedule, routines and activities will change with the colder weather, so will your dog’s. Below, we provide some helpful tips on preparing your dog for winter – and keeping them active and...

Crate training is one of the best experiences you can give your puppy or dog. Crates are a safe space for your dogs to stay in while you’re away or busy. The earlier you crate-train your pup, the better. It’s easiest to do this when they’re puppies, but crate training...

Just like humans, dogs get bored. Keeping our brains engaged and our minds sharp helps us find more enjoyment in our daily lives. Without it, we end up feeling bored or upset. The same thing happens with dogs! Our canine companions need mental stimulation to stretch...

Dogs are a part of our families, and many times, we develop deep connections with our canine companions. But, no matter how you look at humans' relationships with dogs, we do not speak the same language. This language barrier may not seem like a big deal since we are...

Shedding is a natural process for many dog breeds that allows them to discard old or damaged hair from their coats. After the older hair is shed, there is room for new, healthy hair to be grown in order to keep your furry friend’s body warm and protected. The shedding...