At Orvis, we believe that dogs are a part of the family. They make our lives better, they provide us with companionship and joy, and we want them to live their best lives outdoors with us. That’s why, in 2012, we began our partnership with the Petfinder Foundation to . . .
Read MoreDogs
The Orvis Dog Blog features informative posts on wide-ranging topics, including canine health, behavior and training, and the products your dog needs. Learn more about the Orvis-Morris Animal Foundation Canine Cancer Campaign, and our work supporting Petfinder Foundation’s dog rescue efforts.
Photos: Entries from Week THREE of Our “I Love My Dog Bed” Photo Contest
It’s Day 22 of our “I Love My Dog Bed” Photo Contest, and so far we’ve received more than 200 entries. Ten of the best from the last week are included here. (See below.) The contest lasts all month, so there’s plenty of time for you to get in on the action, and . . .
Read MoreWhere Should Your Dog Sleep?
Dogs should sleep in a place that’s comfortable for them, like in a crate or on a dog bed, but where your dog sleeps will always be a compromise between you and your dog. At the very least, you should create some sort of sleep routine for your dog, so he knows where to go when he gets tired and can sleep with minimal disruptions. Whether he sleeps in your bed, his own dog bed in one of his many strange sleeping positions, on the couch, or in his dog crate will vary depending…
Read MorePhotos: Entries from Week TWO of Our “I Love My Dog Bed” Photo Contest
It’s Day 16 of our “I Love My Dog Bed” Photo Contest, and so far we’ve received some great entries. Ten of the best from the last week are included here. (See below.) The contest lasts all month, so there’s plenty of time for you to get in on the action, and . . .
Read MoreThe Best Dog Gifts for 2022
Dog beds top the list of the best dog gifts of 2022, but to provide a wealth of ideas for every dog and dog lover on your list, we’ve compiled an entire collection great dog gifts. Dogs always love toys and treats, but practical gifts for comfort and convenience hold a special place in a … Continue reading “The Best Dog Gifts for 2022”
Read MorePhotos: Entries from Week One of Our “I Love My Dog Bed” Photo Contest
It’s Day 8 of our “I Love My Dog Bed” Photo Contest, and so far we’ve received some great entries. Ten of the best from the last week are included here. (See below.) The contest lasts all month, so there’s plenty of time for you to get in on the action, and . . .
Read MoreOrvis Helps Its Associates Make Their Voices Heard on Election Day
At Orvis, we believe that voting is the key to a successful democracy and instrumental in ensuring that our outdoor passions remain protected, restored, and accessible for future generations. To support our Orvis Family’s right to vote on November 8 we are: Opening all retail stores at noon to give associates time to vote first; Making Tuesday, … Continue reading “Orvis Helps Its Associates Make Their Voices Heard on Election Day”
Read MoreWin Great Prizes in Our “I Love My Dog Bed” Photo Contest!
A dog bed is more than just a comfortable place for your best friend to sleep. It’s an important place of refuge, a place to recover after activity, and a training tool. Every dog needs a “den,” where they can get away from life’s stresses and just relax. To show . . .
Read MoreDog Safety During Hunting Season
If you enjoy hiking with your dog and live in an area with seasonal hunting, hitting the trails takes an extra measure of prep and precaution. It is possible to safely walk your dog during hunting season, but doing so requires the understanding that you’re sharing the great outdoors and an awareness of how hunters engage in their sport. Before you consider walking your dogs in or near woods, fields, and wetlands during hunting season, you should be confident in your dog’s training, outfit your dog and yourself in brightly colored vests, and know when and where it’s safe to walk.
Read MorePro Tips: How to Keep Your Dog Safe on Halloween
While Halloween is a time of fun and excitement for humans, it can be stressful and downright dangerous for dogs. So much in their world changes very quickly: there’s a ton of activity, new people are everywhere, strange foods and smells abound, and . . .
Read More