PawLove Blog

You know the old stereotype that dogs and their owners often share a likeness? Park yourself on a bench at the local dog park, and you just might see that famous scene from 101 Dalmatians unfold before your eyes — frou-frou poodles with curly-haired fashionistas; slim, energetic greyhounds alongside their athletic owners, and muscular terriers buddied up to tattooed tough guys. Often, it’s shockingly easy to determine which dog belongs to which owner. But why? Is there any truth to this phenomenon or is it all just one big canine coincidence?

Dogs, like humans, need to stay active to live a long, healthy life. Dogs were bred for active pursuit, so exercise maintains the lean and limber frame they need to live a longer and fuller life.

Training treats work by providing your eager four-legged friend with an exciting incentive to do what you want them to do. It’s basic human — er, canine — nature to want to complete a task in exchange for a reward, and dogs tend to be especially food-motivated, so training treats often work like a charm.

Consuming bones has been a crucial part of the carnivorous lifestyle forever. Although dogs have had evolutionary, biological, and dietary changes accompany their domestication, certain needs and instincts have not been so quick to change. 

Upgrade your quality time with your dog by teaching them fun new skills. Whether your dog is a professional trickster or still learning the basics, there are a lot of fun and creative tricks you can try with your furry friend.

What’s not to love about dog birthday parties? They’re the perfect excuse to get together with your friends and their canine pals for a howling good time. Unlike human birthday parties, you don’t need to stress over the finer details of your dog’s birthday; as long as you’re with them, everything is golden in their eyes.