Doggy PFD: Float on with the best life preservers and life jackets for dogs
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Does your dog use a personal floatation device? Are you looking to test the waters with a dog life preserver? Swim season means that many dog owners will be dipping their toes into stores, trying to buy the best life jacket for their dog. So what is the best life jacket for your dog? That depends on a lot of things. It depends on your dog breed, your budget, and how much time your dog spends in the water. There are lots of great life jackets for dogs. I've been searching online to try and find the best life preservers for your dog.
Summer on the water: Can I teach my dog to swim? (and other dog swimming safety tips)
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The sun is hinting towards warmer weather and that means it’s almost time for my dogs to go swimming! Some dogs- like mine- love the water. Before taking the plunge, make sure you are prepared to take your dog swimming safely. Swimming and other water play with your dog is a great way to beat the heat and can be a bonding experience. Whether you go to a swimming destination or are just swimming in the backyard pool, safety precautions must be taken.
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of the environment
“Water is speaking: Are we listening?” That question was
posed by Saugeen First Nation Chief Randall Kahgee in the book Boiling Point by Maude Barlow. Water is life- the indigenous people have always known this to be
true. Water feeds our bodies, water is
our bodies. Water is prosperity; water is safety. Water should be clean.
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Summer activity guide: what you need to know before swimming with your dog
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With the summer months soon approaching pet parents
are getting excited for some fun in the sun with their canine companions. When
the weather gets hot you may be tempted to take a dip with your dog but before
you take the plunge make sure you know your safety rules- and know your pet.
Swimming and other water play with your dog can be a
bonding experience for you both. It can also keep both you and your dog in
shape and provide relief from the hot summer sun. Whether you go to a swimming
destination or are just swimming in the backyard pool it’s better to be safe than
sorry.
Wet paws and water logged dogs
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