If you have ever had a tick cling on to you, you know how creepy and crawly they can be. If your emotional support dog spends a great deal of time outside especially in wooded areas, more than …
Keeping your Service Dog Emotional Support Animal clean is an excellent way to bond with him. But if your dog runs away at the first sign of the shampoo, you might need some tips to turn the …
Cats, like other pets, are great companions who can help provide emotional support when you are feeling down and help you get your emotional strength back. According to the American Pet Products …
Shaking hands is a great trick to teach your emotional support dog. It is fun and relatively easy. It will entertain visitors at your home or while out on a walk. Also, it will be a fun way to …
Any barking dog, including Service Dogs and Emotional Support Animals, can be annoying and our instinct is often just to make it stop.
It's especially important that your Service Dog or Emotional …
For a companion that's supposed to accompany you for the majority of your day, there's nothing worse than a stinky service dog.
Unless you directly saw your dog get shot down by a pissed off skunk, …
"Can I leave my Service Dog at home?" is one of the questions we get asked most frequently.
Many people think they have to take their Service Dog everywhere with them. This is not true.
There are …
Dog parks are a great place to take your service dog for an outing. You can let them run free, enjoy the great outdoors, and meet some new dogs! You might even make some friends yourself. While …
Dogs of all breeds, ages, sizes, and temperaments can easily form the habit of jumping on their owners when excited. This is something that can develop even with well-trained emotional support dogs. …
Dog parks are a great way to help your dog enjoy the company of other dogs and socialize while being off-leash. The environment is pleasing for all dog parents as they see their dogs run freely and …