If you notice your dog having trouble breathing, it could be that your dog is having an asthma attack. Dogs Can Develop Asthma Too Dogs, similar to humans, can be affected by asthma, also known as allergic bronchitis, caused by an allergic reaction. Usually something in your dog’s environment triggers his airways to become … Read More »
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What To Do If Your Dog is Hit By a Car
The thought of your dog getting hit by a car is one of the worst scenarios for dog parents. Witnessing your dog being hit by a car is one of the most distressing situations to be in. But whether it’s your dog or someone else’s, you can be prepared to help an animal in need … Read More »
5 Things You Can Easily Forget When Training Your Dog
As any dog owner knows, training your dog – or puppy – can be challenging! There are so many different methods out there, so many things to remember and your puppy’s demands can seem relentless at times. As the owner/operator of Canine Campus for the last 19 years (and counting), I’ve worked with thousands of … Read More »
Should You Feed Your Puppy Adult Dog Food?
Do you have a puppy or are you planning to adopt a puppy in the future? It’s important to buy things your puppy needs like chew toys, a bed and a crate. But by far the most important item you will buy your puppy is food. You might be wondering if it’s OK to feed … Read More »
10 Ways to Keep Your Dog Safe During the Fourth of July
The Fourth of July is a wonderful time to celebrate our country’s independence. Like many Coloradoans, you may be planning to have a festive Fourth of July. Along with backyard barbeques and local festivities, no July celebration would be complete without enjoying fireworks to remember the birth of our nation. As you’re making preparations for … Read More »
When Is It OK to Leave Your Dog in the Car?
“Never leave your pet in a parked car when the outside temperature is above 70 degrees. Not even with the windows partway down, not even in the shade, not even for a quick errand. Dogs and cats can’t sweat like humans, so they pant to lower their body temperature. If they’re inside a car, recycling … Read More »
How to Know if Your Dog Has Allergies and What To Do About It
Dogs can suffer from allergies as often as people, but they don’t react to allergies in the same way, making it difficult to figure out what is going on. For example, heavy pollen counts might cause humans’ eyes to itch and water, or cause sinus problems. But dogs might react to pollen by having itchy … Read More »
16 Compelling Reasons to Keep Your Dog on a Leash (Even If You Think They are Trustworthy)
“Why don’t people keep their dog on a leash?” It’s one of the most common complaints I hear from Canine Campus dog parents, especially after their dog (who was on a leash) has been bitten by a dog that was off-leash on a trail or other places in public. Even in areas where there is … Read More »
