Do you have a puppy or are you planning to adopt a puppy in the future? It’s important to buy things your puppy needs like chew toys, a bed and a crate. But by far the most important item you will buy your puppy is food. You might be wondering if it’s OK to feed … Read More »
Archives for 2018
10 Ways to Keep Your Dog Safe During the Fourth of July
The Fourth of July is a wonderful time to celebrate our country’s independence. Like many Coloradoans, you may be planning to have a festive Fourth of July. Along with backyard barbeques and local festivities, no July celebration would be complete without enjoying fireworks to remember the birth of our nation. As you’re making preparations for … Read More »
When Is It OK to Leave Your Dog in the Car?
“Never leave your pet in a parked car when the outside temperature is above 70 degrees. Not even with the windows partway down, not even in the shade, not even for a quick errand. Dogs and cats can’t sweat like humans, so they pant to lower their body temperature. If they’re inside a car, recycling … Read More »
How to Know if Your Dog Has Allergies and What To Do About It
Dogs can suffer from allergies as often as people, but they don’t react to allergies in the same way, making it difficult to figure out what is going on. For example, heavy pollen counts might cause humans’ eyes to itch and water, or cause sinus problems. But dogs might react to pollen by having itchy … Read More »
16 Compelling Reasons to Keep Your Dog on a Leash (Even If You Think They are Trustworthy)
“Why don’t people keep their dog on a leash?” It’s one of the most common complaints I hear from Canine Campus dog parents, especially after their dog (who was on a leash) has been bitten by a dog that was off-leash on a trail or other places in public. Even in areas where there is … Read More »
35 Best Dog-Friendly Hiking Trails in Colorado Springs
One of the best ways to enjoy the beauty of nature is to experience it firsthand by hiking trails. And what’s better than hiking with your dog? There are plenty of hiking trails in the Colorado Springs area that allow dogs, so go ahead and bring your canine buddy along. Word of Caution: Remember to … Read More »
6 Tips to Protect Your Dog from Summer Heat
Summer is almost here and many dog owners are ready to get outside and take advantage of the beautiful Colorado sun. But as tempting as it can be to take your pooch along with you on your summer jaunts, remember that the heat can be dangerous for your dog. Dogs are vulnerable to injuries and … Read More »
20 Early Warning Signs of Canine Cancer
Cancer is the #1 cause of non-accidental death in dogs. Nearly 50 percent of dogs over the age of 10 will develop some type of cancer, but according to statistics half of all cancer in dogs is curable if caught early. Being aware of the early warning signs of cancer can help you keep your … Read More »
