I don’t know about you, but I am READY for summer! I’m excited to spend more time outside in nature with my dogs now that winter is over. We tend to go for more walks, hikes, trips to the lake, and we’re excited to get back to doing some camping this year!

Around this time every year, our team starts talking about the risks of the summer heat. We’re adjusting our plans on a daily basis around the weather, to make sure the dogs' in our care stay safe while we’re having fun together.

I wanted to take this opportunity to share some insights into things we watch out for when it comes to having fun with dogs in the warm weather, and how to help dogs cool down safely when we start to see signs of overheating.

Whether you are adopting a new dog, fostering, or watching a dog temporarily in your home, this guide is with you, your current pets, and your new dog’s peace and happiness in mind. This guide is built based on what I’ve learned over the years through pet sitting and dog walking, as well as, from my experiences fostering a dog for the first time.

Wouldn’t it be great it there was an EASY TRICK to help your elderly dog stay on the go?! At some point in your pet parent life you’re going to experience your dog getting older. We know, it can be overwhelming to thing about your sweet pup aging, but we want to help prepare you and your dog enjoy all stages of life.

For dogs that have anxiety, are bored, becoming needy, or just need something to do!