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We went to get a key copied at The Home Depot yesterday, and came across some decorative house keys...oh yeah, we were all over this idea! This is definitely one of those completely unnecessary items that we can't imagine anyone resisting. Hence, much to our disappointment, the store was sold out of many designs they seem to normally carry. We were able to let each child pick a style for us, though. Our 4 year old selected Mickey Mouse (not a surprise) and our 7 year old settled for the Florida Marlins...he really wanted the L.A. Lakers. Apparently, our excitement over these decorative house keys drew a crowd, because before we knew it, there was a pretty long line of other people wanting to get theirs.

Try to avoid these common mistakes when house training your new pup!

Many of you may know about our beloved pooch Pepper from PoodlePicks. It may surprise you to know that he has been, by far, the most challenging dog we've ever had. At almost eight years old, he still suffers from separation anxiety. We've never had to baby-proof our house with the kids, but to this day, we do have to Pepper-proof. Before we leave the house, we have to go through the routine of closing every door, completely cleaning off the dining room table, locking the pantry and strategically putting up gates to block off the kitchen and the stairs. Heaven forbid we accidentally skip anything...we will undoubtedly come home with garbage all over the kitchen (he figured out how to open the can), empty bags of baking chocolates strewn across the floor (he breaks into the pantry and zooms right in on them), or even smelly feces on the stairs. Of course, he only does these things when we're not home...when we are, he's a perfect angel. So tell us...who's trained who here? This situation is completely our fault, of course. When Pepper was a puppy, we were told that we should purchase a dog crate for him. But where on earth would we put a large, ugly and obtrusive wire crate in our small home?

Puppy potty training or dog house training is the bane of most new dog owners. Puppy potty training requires time, patience, and consistency. Here are some practical steps on how to potty train your puppy, including some important potty training facts and myths.

Great pics

House breaking your puppy.

I agree with the post above, great tips thanks!

That is very helpful cause we are about to get our dog and we need to learn how to house break a dog

Housebreaking your puppy will be easier if you send a consistent message from the start. Here are some ideas on how to do it!

Video that covers how to know when to take your puppy out while you are housetraining him.

For humans, Independence Day generally means fun... or at least a barbeque and time off from work. But thanks to fireworks, the Fourth of July can be the scariest night of the year for dogs. The sudden, deafening sounds (what's loud to us is ear-piercing to them) and bursts of light in the sky can elicit serious anxiety, if not downright terror. So to avoid sending your pets trembling with fear, hiding in remote parts of the house, or even running away, check out these tips for keeping them feeling safe and secure.

Housebreaking a puppy can be difficult, but punishing too much may hurt more than it helps.

A consistent schedule can go a long way to helping housebreak a puppy.

Great post.

Welcoming a furry friend into your family is an exciting experience. As a responsible dog owner, it's a crucial priority to the happiness and health of your canine companion. One essential aspect of ensuring their safety and comfort is choosing a personalized dog harness. By selecting a suitable harness, you can provide your dog with a safe and comfortable walking experience while promoting their overall well-being. By following these top 10 tips, you can ensure your dog's well-being while a strong bond with your beloved pet.