Royal Dog Wedding Fun
Can’t get enough of the royal wedding? The fun doesn’t have to stop after it. Having your own royal wedding party is a great way to have fun, let loose and celebrate the event! Remember to include your furry friend in the celebration too! With our selection of dog dresses and royal accessories, your pet will be just as stylish as the royal wedding guests themselves! In the UK, one woman, Louise Harris, spent an astonishing $33,000 on a wedding for her pampered pooch. You can host a lavish affair just like Harris, but without the lavish price tag. For the bride and groom pups, our Wedding Dog Dress is the perfect outfit for the bride. And let’s not forget about the groom pooch, who is sure to turn heads in our Yappily Ever After Groom Tuxedo.
The bride and groom aren’t the only ones who need to look fashionable at a royal wedding! The guests can feel like royalty themselves in the Red Velvet Dog Dress. This gorgeous special occasion dress features fancy tulle and a jeweled brooch to make your dog the belle of the ball! While outfits are a huge part of any wedding, don’t forget the small accessories and special touches as well. Cake is many guests favorite part of the wedding, so make sure it is delicious! Dogs can enjoy a fancy wedding cake as well with our Puppy Cake Mix. This doggie treat is not only yummy, but nutritious for your furry friend as well. Baking the cake in our Bone Shaped Cake Pan for Dogs provides an extra fun bonus!
So go all out and celebrate the royal wedding extravaganza with some fun of your own. Your prince or princess puppy will love the special day and fun that comes along with it!
How to Teach Your Pet to Walk on a Leash
Taking your dog for a hike around the neighborhood is one of the many pros of being a animal owner. It is a great experience for you to bond and spend time with your dog. Unfortunately for many dog owners, taking their dog for a stroll around the park can prove to be a conundrum. Training your furry friend to walk on a dog leash can prove to be very helpful to both of you. The simplest way to introduce a dog leash to your dog and encourage acceptable walking behavior is to start when he is a puppy. Get a small leash and attach it to the puppy’s collar. Drop the dog leash on the floor and let your pup drag it around in the house to make him feel comfortable. Leave the leash on for a few minutes at a time for several times a day to help him get used to wearing the leash. If your dog is used to wearing a dog leash, you can move forward with your training.
The most important thing you must remember when walking your dog is to never let them walk in front of you. They must always walk beside you or behind you. If your dog walks in front of you, the message he is receiving is that he is the pack leader because in a dog pack, the leader always goes first. If you have a dog that pulls, train them to walk beside you. This can be done by keeping your dog on a shorter dog leash at first, but still allowing some slack in the leash. One easy way to make your dog walk next to you is by holding snacks in your hand and casually giving them to your dog as you walk. This will reward your dog for walking beside you, and in turn make walks more pleasant!
Airline Approved Dog Carriers for the Travelin’ Pup!
Traveling with your pets can be quite difficult, especially when you are traveling by airplane. Airlines have strict regulations in regards to bringing animal on board. It is extremely crucial to make sure that your dog carrier is approved for travel by your airline. Even if a carrier claims to be airline approved it is always important to check with your airline first. Many airlines only allow a small number of pets in the cabin during a flight so it is best to make arrangements for your pet as soon as you can. Generally airlines require an in cabin dog carrier to be tiny enough to fit below the seat in front of you and large enough for the animal to lie down and change positions. The bottom of your carrier should also be waterproof in case of any accidents. Many carriers are available that meet most airline criteria for in-cabin pets.
Pet Flys carriers feature an easy-to-clean PVC material lining in case of any accidents, a mesh window and side zipper. Pet Flys carriers come in three sizes that are approved on most airlines for in cabin travel. Before traveling with your animal you should make sure to give your dog time to get used to being in their new carrier. Leave the dog carrier door open and make sure to put some food or their favorite toy inside. It is always important to remember that different airlines have different regulations so make sure to plan ahead and arrive at the airport at least two hours in advance to make sure that you and your pup have a happy flight.
