Crate Training 101by Lesley White, Owner, Peak City Puppy One of the biggest decisions you will make when welcoming a puppy into your home is whether or not you will crate train your new friend. Crate training is a comfortable and safe alternative to leaving your dog unattended when you must be away from them. …
Health Update to our Community Peak City Puppy Owner, Lesley White was admitted to the ICU on August 3 for a sudden and inexplicable hemorrhagic stroke (brain bleed). Lesley spent 10 days at Wake Med and is now resting comfortably at home as she continues to recuperate. Her update to the Peak City Puppy community is below: …
Choosing a pet sitter or dog walker without insurance may offer a lower initial price. It may also be more costly in the long-run.
Dogs are part of our families, and it can be tempting to let your own dog get away with behavior you would find problematic in a stranger’s dog. Especially if he is a puppy, you may naturally assume behavior is ‘harmless’ and ‘he’ll outgrow it.’ In our experience however, good obedience isn’t just something that’s …
Fall is here, and with it the promise of crisp air, fall colors and most importantly, fall flavors! The people in your household aren’t the only ones who can enjoy the cozy tastes of autumn. Check out our list of healthy fall treats that you can enjoy with your furry friend, too. ApplesFew things are …
Fall means cooler temperatures, outdoor activities and back to school, but the season can also present some unsavory and unique dangers for your pets. Check out the following suggestions to keep your dog safe and go enjoy autumn in the Triangle instead of stressing about it. Be On the Lookout For Poisons Autumn means more …
Craft breweries in the Triangle have become extremely popular, and for good reason. With tasty craft brews, awesome social spaces and fun events, many breweries in the Triangle make for the perfect gathering place for family and friends. In fact, for those of us with fur babies in tow, craft breweries can be some of …
Our Favorite Dog Friendly Breweries in the Triangle Read More »
The summer season means excitement, travel and lots of delicious food on the backyard table. While tempting to allow your dog to nibble from the leftover paper plates, many summer foods are dangerous; possibly even toxic. Read on to learn some of the most common summer foods your furry friends should avoid. Avocados That’s right. …
Summer Foods that are Toxic to Pets (and 3 Tasty Treats!) Read More »
Late summer and early fall means many things to many people. To pet owners in North Carolina, it means hurricane season. Unfortunately, the coastal communities of the state aren’t the only ones who get hit hard by hurricanes–these storms have a tendency to make their way inland and can cause flooding and emergency situations for …
Prep Your Pets for Hurricane Season – What You Need to Know Read More »
