In the last post your Chandler dog sitter blogged about natural chew toys, but there are a lot of great indestructible toys out there that are made to last. As my English Mastiff pup, Luciano, got bigger, (and bigger, and BIGGER), his chewing became more destructive. He had his adult teeth and was time to […]
Do you have a dog or puppy that can destroy any bone in a matter of minutes? It can be frustrating; after all, they are not always cheap! Having had large breed dogs (Rottweilers & Mastiffs) my whole life, and a one year old Mastiff currently, I feel I have a bit of experience in […]
As your Mesa Dog Walkers we need to be aware of several things. After all your furry canine friends are our responsibility. So we thought we’d share with you all the things we do and don’t do when we are dog walkers in Mesa. DO: DO Be Aware of your surroundings at all times. This […]
Everyone loves dogs: little dogs, big dogs, happy dogs, tails wagging or not. Almost everyone loves dogs! As dog sitters in Gilbert, it’s important for us to be able to know the right way to meet our prospective client’s dogs. And we thought we’d share that knowledge with you. We encourage you to share this […]
Here it is, Valentine’s Day. Great holiday for sweets, kisses, and chocolate. It couldn’t hurt to share some of that holiday love with your dog, right? For some of us, our dog is our sweety! As your dog sitters in Chandler, they’re our sweeties, too. So sad to say, that would be about one of […]
If you are like us, your pets truly are a part of your family. And when we pet sit for you in Mesa, Gilbert, or wherever, we treat your furry family members like they’re a part of ours! From time to time I’ll explore Craig’s List pet care service postings. I always cringe when I […]
When bringing home a new furry family member, it is important to get things started on the right foot, or shall we say paw? This can set the stage for future interactions which are hopefully peaceful and friendly between your two dogs. Hopefully, you know your current canine and his or her body language well enough to […]
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