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Holiday Dog Photo Shoots Across Ontario, Canada 2025! (Dog Photos with Santa UPDATED)
The dogtrotting.net guide to Dog Holiday Photo Shoots in Ontario, Canada from November to December 2025. Note: this is an evolving list, so check back frequently.
Loving the Rat Race: Enrichment Scent Work for Dogs
We started our year of dog activities with ‘ratting.’ It’s a nose work dog sport that involves a scavenger hunt-like course and the prize is a rat.
Meet Elvis: The All-Star Merry Cocker Spaniel
Meet Elvis the pride and joy of one family all his life is an inspirational all round Cocker Spaniel: show dog, agility champ, and kind hearted therapy pup.
Top 5 Dog Films for a Cozy Snow Day (And No Dogs Die)
Winter is long. Stay home with your pup and watch one of these 5 dog films to get you over the winter blahs.
Expert Advice: 8 Surprising Hints When Purchasing Pet Products
Find out expert advice on purchasing pet products you might not know. Recommendations include buying dog boots in pairs as front paws are usually bigger, getting dog life jackets with front floats, opting for dimpled pet wipes for efficient cleaning, considering scented dog supplements, avoiding choking hazards by purchasing the right size for dog chews or those with a hole, choosing products with higher rubber content for durability, and using non-metal dog gear for airport security. The importance of informed pet product choices is emphasized.
Ticks on dogs (or you). What to do!
Here’s what you are supposed to dog if you find ticks on dogs or you – and what not to do. Or don’t do what I did!
Pandemic Pivot? 4 Pet Industry Entrepreneurs Show Us How
Meet four pet entrepreneurs who pivoted their companies into niche pet markets at a time when others were lying low.
How to Entertain a Dog Indoors During a Blizzard
Entertain your dog indoors during a blizzard by providing enrichment games such as puzzles, snuffle mats, scent games, and laser dot chasing.
Happy New Year 2023 from dogtrotting.net
Happy New Year from dogtrotting.net. We hope 2023 will see the return of safe travel and will take full advantage, with the dog in tow, of course.
Travel Advice: Come fly with me and the dog….
Generally, the in-cabin airplane pet carrier must be a soft-sided, airline approved, leak-resistant, well-ventilated and secure container that’s no larger than 40cmx44cmx21.5cm in size.
