by ewinch | Apr 12, 2014 | Blog
All dog owning New Englanders know what comes after Winter. No, not Spring, Mud Season. The melting snow coupled with Spring rains turns the ground into a muddy mess that we hate but our dogs love. There is something buried deep in every dogs brain that encourages...
by ewinch | Mar 29, 2014 | Blog
Most dogs love antlers. They instinctively know that they provide vital vitamins and minerals. (They are very high in calcium) They taste good (for a dog) and compared to meat bones, they do not split, crack, or splinter. They do not have a soft marrow core so...
by ewinch | Mar 22, 2014 | Blog
Last week we talked about marking, what it means, and how to eliminate it. In that same light, we’re going to look at canine behavior in the home. When I was young,I was always told that dogs were like wolves. There is always an Alpha in the pack. An Alpha in...
by ewinch | Mar 15, 2014 | Blog
Almost all dog owners, at one time or another, have to deal with an “accident” in the house. There are several reasons dogs pee in the house and with the proper understanding, most can be eliminated. First, there’s the new puppy that hasn’t...
by ewinch | Mar 8, 2014 | Blog
Normally we try to do a Blog post that is educational and fun. This week we want to touch a bit on dog food and how it relates to our store. It’s not an advertisement per se, but rather an attempt to educate you on why we sell the brands we do, and why you can...
by ewinch | Mar 1, 2014 | Blog
We know our dogs have emotions, right? They are happy when we get home and sad when we leave. They show jealousy when one of their friends or siblings get more attention than they do. They get angry when certain buttons are pushed. Their facial expressions may not...
