Most dogs love riding with their owners in the car for road trips or just to get out of the house. But there are some dogs that could only ride in the car for a couple of hours before they vomit. Car sickness in dogs is very common and this can be prevented by following some of these simple tips before travelling with your dog.

• Refrain from feeding your dog at least an hour before your trip. Most dogs get car sick when they have a full stomach.
• Training your dog to ride with you in the car will build his tolerance against car sickness even for long hours on the road.
• Most dogs stay calmer when they are in a dog car cage or pet carrier.

Try these simple yet effective ways of travelling with your dog to prevent car sickness for a more stress free drive with your furry companion.

Now that summer is here taking your dog out for their daily exercise can be stressful for your beloved dog. If you plan to take your dog out for a walk, run or jog with you during these hot humid days it is best practice to follow these easy tips before heading out. Exercisemydog will provide a series of tips, fun exercises and advice on how to exercise your dog during the summer. Read the rest of this entry

Nowadays most pet owners are working long hours and have a very active social life. And most dogs are left at home all by themselves getting no daily exercise. Because of my busy schedule with work and the kids I really don’t have much time anymore to exercise my dog. I checked some local dog walking services and learned a few things before trying their services. Read the rest of this entry

In these times of economic crisis, I found a very interesting article on how you or your kids could make money and at the same time stay fit. You could even take your dog along for his daily dog exercise. If you would like to know how click here to read the rest of the article.

Did you know that dogs today are fatter than ever? Studies have estimated that 45% of all U.S. dogs are either overweight or obese. That would roughly be 35 million dogs. What’s worse, obesity can be life-threatening, too. An overweight dog is more likely to suffer from a disabling medical condition like Diabetes, Arthritis, Heart disease, Lung disorders, High blood pressure, Immune dysfunction and Cancerous tumors. Read the rest of this entry