It is undeniable that once you bring a furry friend into your home, they practically become family to you. Just like for any new member in the family, you would want to create a comfortable environment for your dog. However, finding space and making it home for them might become confusing. So, here is a list of ways to create your dog’s own space to help you get started off.

First of all, congrats and thank you in the name of all abandoned creatures, for deciding to welcome an adopted dog into your home! It’s one of those life-altering decisions that will imbue your own existence, as well as that of your dog with love, bliss, and gratitude. While this is indeed an emotionally overwhelming experience, keep in mind that you also need to brace yourself for the learning period. With all of its ups and downs.

A true one of a kind, with unique looks, sweet characters, and lazy natures; there is no breed quite like the English Bulldog. And they are popular too, but be warned, if you are thinking of finding an English Bulldog puppy for sale, they do come with a serious price tag...

Traveling with dogs can be as stress-inducing as travelling with small children, but it doesn’t need to be. If you get your dog used to travel at a young age, and make sure to account for the way their needs are different from yours. It’s not too complicated to have a safe road trip with puppy. Follow these tips, and you’ll be sharing the adventure in no time.

Growing up, you’ve probably seen Nickelodeon’s CatDog and find this show’s humor fun since it plays with the idea of having a cat and dog stuck together. In fact, cat and dog were depicted as siblings, which makes it more interesting.

The cartoon showcased the differences between the two species and that helped a lot of their episodes have an effective story plot. Cat, the character, is more laid back and independent and Dog is very playful and would chase any animal that is smaller than it is.