Life With Dogs

There are very few things more terrifying for new dog moms then strange medical emergencies in the middle of the night.  What's a dog mom to do?  Here are four simple steps new pawrents can take to be prepared for midnight puppy health emergencies.

I am not suggesting that all hustling is bad or that there is not a time to force our way forward. But the question is: is it reasonable to expect that we remain in this state for months or years of our lives? Is it reasonable to believe that hustling is a way of life? Can you ever get anywhere without hustling to it? And the answer is -- yes.

As much as you may want to bring home all of the fur babies, you may not be in a position to adopt or foster.  But that doesn't mean you cannot help.  Here are our top seven ways to help pet shelters and rescue centers during the pandemic.

Box of Style, courtesy of Rachel Zoe, is every dog mom's secret weapon for an instant luxe lifestyle upgrade.  In today's post I'll share with you everything that comes in the Summer 2020 fashion and beauty box; which by the way is now on sale!!!  (You're welcome...hair toss)

But just because our kids wee on the carpet and shred pillows does not mean we want our homes to be all puppy proof and no posh.  We want post.  So much posh.  Please make us the poshest!

So let's dive into four simple ways us dog moms can bring in all the home glam without sending our fur kids, or our sanity, packing.

Getting your dog a dog? Drama-free steps start here.

Hey BABE!  So your new dog is making himself at home.  Your days are filled with puppy playtime, naps and lots of puddles (among other things).  Need some tips on how to make this transition as smooth as possible?  Then this is the post for you!

 Maybe this will be your first puppy.  Or maybe you have decided to get your current dog a dog (yes that is totally a thing).  Either way, someone new is about to enter your family.  What should you expect?  How do you prepare and where should you even begin to look for a new dog?