As much as we love our dogs, part of dog ownership inevitably involves leaving them behind when we travel, and they can’t come along. Of course, you want to provide the best care you can for your dog in your absence, but what does that look like? The answer largely depends on your dog. As pet ownership in the United States has increased, so have the options for pet care in Durham and Chapel Hill. Here are some helpful tips to help you figure out the right care for your dog before traveling.
Leaving your furry friends behind when going on a trip can be a stressful experience for both dog and owner. Separation anxiety is common among dogs and can cause them to exhibit destructive behavior or excessive barking when left alone. Continue reading more with Dog Training Elite of the NC Triangle.
If you’re like us, you’re dreaming about the warm, summer days ahead and starting to plan your next great vacation. This year, why not include your dog in the planning? There are hundreds of fantastic, dog-friendly vacations you can take, and with a well-trained dog, you can enjoy a truly unique and memorable trip that you’ll never forget!
After a cold winter spent indoors sheltering from the snow, you likely aren’t the only one in your home experiencing cabin fever. Here are five ways to help your dog get outside and active as the weather warms up this spring, brought to you by our expert dog trainers at Dog Training Elite in Durham and Chapel Hill!
Walking your dog can feel like an impossible task in the winter. Cold temperatures, icy sidewalks, and snowy winds make for miserable and possibly dangerous conditions if you're caught unaware. With a little preparation, walking your dog in winter weather can be safe for you and your furry best friend.
It's the holiday season! A time for hanging weather, fun parties, delicious food, traveling, and spending time with people we love. However, the holidays might look slightly different if your family includes a furry four–legged animal.
With the holidays rolling in, there is sure to be lots of baking and yummy smells coming from the kitchen. And if you have a furry friend running around, they will be looking for tasty morsels dropped on the floor. You may wonder if your pup can partake in any delicious holiday foods, specifically pumpkin pie. So, can dogs have pumpkin pie?
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