Leash Reactivity: Tips for Managing Your Dog’s On-Leash Temper Tantrums

By Chris Pernick In Dog Care

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If your dog is reactive on a leash, you’re likely accustomed to your beloved pooch making a scene while out on a walk. Just the sight of another dog approaching sends your dog into an uncontrollable tizzy; barking, lunging, and growling. This behavior is enough to fluster and embarrass any pet parent, making walks a dreaded chore instead of a pleasant outing.

While most Covid-19 precautions are a (necessary) nuisance, the “six-feet apart” rule has actually made walk time a little less stressful for pet parents of reactive dogs. Now, crossing the street when you see someone with another dog approaching isn’t just common curtesy, it’s a CDC guideline. But what happens when we no longer have to stay six feet apart and a friendly neighbor wants to try an on-leash meet and greet?

Let’s take a closer look at leash reactivity and what you can do to deter the behavior.

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5 Fun Ways to Keep Your Dog Cool this Summer Plus, Hot Weather Safety Tips Every Dog Owner Needs to ...

By Chris Pernick In Dog Care

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As temperatures rise and you gear up for some summer fun, remember that hot weather can be dangerous for your dog. That doesn’t mean that Fido has to miss out on all the fun in the sun, you just got to keep him cool. Here are some fun ways to help your pup beat the heat.

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Upgrade Your Dog’s Daycare or Boarding Stay with Our Exciting New Offers

By Chris Pernick In Dog Care

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We’re open and so excited to offer you new ways to spoil your pups during their stay at Paws Pet Resorts!

For the past 15 years, we’ve been dedicated to providing your dogs with the highest standard of care all while having lots of fun. Now, we’ve added even more ways to enhance your dog’s daycare or boarding stay, including upgraded boarding options, fun activities, extra add-ons, and expanded grooming and training services.

Let’s take a closer look at some of our new offerings!
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How to Manage Your Dog’s Seasonal Allergies

By Chris Pernick In Dog Care

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Don’t you just love this time of year? Springtime brings warmer weather and blooming flowers, but it also brings irritating seasonal allergens for humans and dogs. That’s right, environmental allergens, like pollen, grass, weeds, dander, mold, and insects, can affect dogs too.

Seasonal allergies in dogs are very common and they can cause a lot of discomfort and pain. Most symptoms are skin-related, but dogs with seasonal allergies can also suffer from ear infections and respiratory issues. If left unchecked, your dog’s seasonal allergies could become a bigger and more persistent problem.
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7 Ways to Keep Your Dog Entertained While Social Distancing

By Chris Pernick In Dog Care

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After weeks of practicing social distancing, you’re likely getting pretty bored. If your dog is a social butterfly who’s used to group walks, doggie daycare, grooming appointments, and other activities, he’s probably just as bored as you. Even if your pup was more of a homebody before the COVID-19 pandemic, his routine has likely been majorly disrupted, which can cause stress.

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Prevent Your Dog From Getting Lost & What To Do If It Happens

By admin In Dog Care

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It’s every dog parent’s worst fear, the moment you realize your beloved pooch has gone missing. Your heart thuds in your chest and you can actually hear your heartbeat as your mind races with the possibilities. Don’t get overwhelmed, all is not lost. At Paws, we’ve heard tons of lost dog horror stories that end with happily ever after. We’ve put together some tips on how to prevent your dog from getting lost and what to do if the unthinkable happens.

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Shy or Anxious? There are ways to help

By admin In Dog Care

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Fewer things can tug at your heart strings quite like a dog who is painfully shy or anxious. Dogs who are generally fearful or uncomfortable can be especially challenging for owners who are not familiar with such behaviors. Many anxious dogs express their fears in destructive manners, further exasperating their frustrated owners. Sadly, too many dogs are relinquished to shelters or simply abandoned because of these behaviors. If your dog is exhibiting anxiety or fear, this doesn’t mean they’re a lost cause. Here are a few ways you can help.

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The Dreaded Pet-icure

By admin In Dog Care

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At Paws, we know first hand how many dogs dread getting their nails trimmed. While we relish in the relaxation of getting our nails done, our dogs just don’t feel the same way when it comes to “pet-icures”. While getting your dog’s nails done can be a nuisance to both you and your dog, it is an important piece of pup maintenance that you shouldn’t put off.

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