Kristen Levine Pet Living Stories, Science & Advice for Living Happier & Healthier with Pets
with your pup with articles on solving common puppy problems, our best tips for life with a new pup, and our favorite puppy products.
with your pup with articles on solving common puppy problems, our best tips for life with a new pup, and our favorite puppy products.
Do you have puppy-fever? There are very few things more fun than bringing a new puppy home to live with you. However, you’ll need to do some prep-work before you spend your first night with your new addition. Check out my new puppy checklist and tips to learn how to make your pup’s first night in his forever home perfect!
Everything You Need to Know About Your First Night with a New PuppyRead More
One of the things that makes being a puppy parent so much fun (besides the puppy kisses) is finding the perfect gear for your pup. I’ve sniffed out some paw-some puppy products for your furry bundle of joy.
The decision to spay or neuter your puppy is paws down one of the most important things you can do as a new puppy parent. You might be surprised by how much you both will benefit!
A puppy’s early experiences can help him grow up to be a confident, outgoing dog. These tips will help you to socialize your puppy.
3 commands that are essential to every puppy training plan! Teaching these to your new addition will make him better behaved and keep him safe too!
Puppies need to chew. These tips will help you keep your new puppy chewing on things other than your shoes and furniture!
New Puppy Chewing on Everything? How to Make Him StopRead More
House training a new puppy is a lot of work, but it’s not impossible. Follow these tips and you may be surprised at how quickly your pup catches on!
All You Need to Know About Housetraining Your New PuppyRead More
Giving your new puppy a good start can set the stage for the weeks and months to come. Here are a few tips for helping your pooch adjust and feel at home.
As cute as they are, puppies are a lot of work! That’s why it’s so important to make sure you’re ready to a puppy to your family. Before you take that first whiff of puppy breath, here are a few things to think about.
