Offering a bit of a burger at a summer cookout or a nibble of a holiday cookie may seem harmless, but are these ‘people’ foods dangerous for dogs? We’ve explored 100 foods to discover which are good, bad, or even toxic for dogs. A properly balanced . . .
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Our 15 Favorite Outdoor Dog Names (Plus 12 More!)
Baxter belongs to the family of Orvis Social Media Manager Tucker Kimball.
Photo by Tucker Kimball
If you love outdoor activities, chances are your dog loves them, too. And few things complement a wild, outdoor dog like a strong, outdoor themed dog name. From Aspen to Zephyr, there are countless names for dogs inspired by the outdoors. Countless, of course, until you sit down to decide which name best captures your new pup’s spirit and the adventures that await.Baxter belongs to the family of Orvis Social Media Manager Tucker Kimball.
Photo by Tucker Kimball
If you love outdoor activities, chances are your dog loves them, too. And few things complement a wild, outdoor dog like a strong, outdoorsy dog name. From “Aspen” to Zephyr, there are . . .
Our 27 Favorite Outdoor Dog Names – With Male and Female Suggestions
Baxter belongs to the family of Orvis Social Media Manager Tucker Kimball.
Photo by Tucker Kimball
If you love outdoor activities, chances are your dog loves them, too. And few things complement a wild, outdoor dog like a strong, outdoor themed dog name. From Aspen to Zephyr, there are countless names for dogs inspired by the outdoors. Countless, of course, until you sit down to decide which name best captures your new pup’s spirit and the adventures that await.Baxter belongs to the family of Orvis Social Media Manager Tucker Kimball.
Photo by Tucker Kimball
If you love outdoor activities, chances are your dog loves them, too. And few things complement a wild, outdoor dog like a strong, outdoorsy dog name. From “Aspen” to Zephyr, there are . . .
What to Do With a Stray Dog
Meeting a stray dog brings you to a crossroads of sorts. The choices you make in the next few minutes, days, and weeks could be no less than life changing—for you and the wayward furry fellow.
Read MoreDog Days of Summer and Other Dog Idioms
From the hottest dog days of summer to the chilliest three-dog nights, our best friends accompany us through the years. But what do those doggy figures of speech actually mean? Here’s the lowdown on dog days, three-dog nights, hunting dog idioms, and a fine litter of other dog phrases.
Read MoreNational Dog Day: Annual Dog Holidays and Celebrations
You celebrate your furry best friend 365 days a year, but on a few special canine-inspired holidays, dogs of all stripes (and spots and patches) get an extra dash of love and appreciation.
Read MoreVideo Tips: How to Hike with Your Dog
If you have a dog who needs regular exercise, hiking is a great way to both experience the wonders of nature and let your pooch stretch his or her legs. Orvis’s Kyle Metarko and his German Shorthaired Pointer, Cooper, love to trek through the woods of . . .
Read MoreTop 10 Tips for Traveling With Your Dog by Car
Whether you’re road tripping for the weekend or journeying cross country with your dog, these top 10 tips for traveling with your dog will help you prep for four-wheeled adventures with your four-legged friend.1. Identification: Make sure he is microchipped and/or has a collar with contact information in case he gets loose in an unfamiliar place. Also consider bringing along a photo…
Read MoreHow Much Does It Cost to Own a Dog?
The cost of owning a dog ranges between $700 and $1,100 annually, according to the most recent estimates by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). A 2018 survey by financial services company TD Ameritrade found Millennials spend an average of $1,285 on their dogs yearly.
Read MoreWhat is a GPS for Dogs?
By: Jill Jones
The ability to know exactly where your dog is when he or she is out of sight can be comforting.
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A GPS system for your dog allows you to monitor his activity as well as keep track of his whereabouts—in real time—even when he’s out of sight and not in close proximity. Not only . . .
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