Category Archives: Dogs

May 20, 2012 / Natalie Lester

Top 5 Uses for Pet Barriers

  By Natalie Lester, PetSafe Brand Marketing Specialist In the office, Laura and I both have dogs with very opposite personalities. Emma is a puppy who loves to hop, play, and (sometimes) cuddle. She loves everyone, and is very strong … Continue reading →

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May 18, 2012 / Laura Potts

The How to Guide for Hiking with Your Pets

By Laura Potts, Digital Marketing Specialist The warm weather is here, and it’s a perfect time to head outdoors. What better way to spend a beautiful afternoon than on a hike with your dog? Let me just say, I love … Continue reading →

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May 16, 2012 / Natalie Lester

How to Prevent Dog Bites

  By Darcy Lockman for The Dog Daily New York City graduate student Lacey Brown was walking her roommate’s German Shepherd last fall when the dog lunged and bit an elderly neighbor on the wrist. “The dog had been growling … Continue reading →

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May 13, 2012 / Natalie Lester

Nothing like a Mother’s Love

I’ve often been grossed out by things I see mothers do for their human children. The spit-up after a bottle or wiping the ever gooey nose usually makes me a wee-bit-queasy, and anyone I have ever discussed the matter with … Continue reading →

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May 11, 2012 / Natalie Lester

Can’t Keep Up? Maintain Your Pet’s Eating Schedule with These 3 Tips

As a pet owner, the easiest way to show your pet how much you love them is to provide a balanced diet in healthy portions on a regularly timed schedule. More than likely, if your dog or cat is anything … Continue reading →

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May 9, 2012 / Andrick Buggs

Do you protect your pet from the dangerous spots in your house and yard?

By Andrick Buggs, PetSafe Video Coordinator Sometimes there are areas of your home or yard that aren’t safe for your pet, like the trash can in your kitchen, the pool out back, or the landscaping in front of your house … Continue reading →

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May 6, 2012 / Natalie Lester

Lessons Learned from Presidential Dogs

  By Elizabeth Wasserman for The Dog Daily In the White House, they play howl to the chief. They are presidential dogs — the most common presidential pets. Throughout history, U.S. presidents have had faithful companions living with them at … Continue reading →

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May 4, 2012 / Jim Tedford

How safe is your pet in a parked car?

By Jim Tedford, Director of Animal Affairs and Alliances I grew up in the South where heat and humidity are a way of life. Back in those days, many cars came equipped with snazzy vinyl upholstery. It looked good (at … Continue reading →

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May 2, 2012 / Roslyn Ayers

All Pets are Special: Living with Disabled Pets

  By Roslyn Ayers, PetSafe Web Content Specialist As a pet parent, you’ve taken on the wonderful responsibility of caring for your pet for all of their days. Even when they have an accident in the house or cough up … Continue reading →

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April 29, 2012 / Jim Tedford

Can I see your ID?

By Jim Tedford, Director of Animal Affairs and Alliances Many years ago, a friend and colleague in animal welfare shared with me information on a promotional campaign encouraging pet owners to put identification on their pets. I don’t recall all … Continue reading →

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