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Dog car seat covers keep your car AND dog clean on trips

November 5, 2020 / Andria Kennedy / Dog Products, Pet Products

Best Dog Car Seat Covers for Elite Traveling Canines

We love traveling with our dogs. Cleaning the resulting mess out of our cars? We're not such a fan of that. Luckily, there are dog car seat covers to protect the car's interior, while still letting our dogs travel in style.

Dog beds for chewers are built of stronger materials

October 28, 2020 / Andria Kennedy / Dog Products, Pet Products

Best Dog Beds For Chewers That Will Hold Up to Gnawing and Pawing

Ever opened your door to an explosion of stuffing and fabric? You swore there was a dog bed in there when you left. Dogs chew their beds for a lot of reasons, and dealing with this habit can seem daunting. Luckily, there are dog beds out there designed just for chewers.

Dog beds for large dogs should cushion joints and bones

October 28, 2020 / Andria Kennedy / Dog Products, Pet Products

Best Dog Beds for Large Dogs Because Space Equals Comfort

Sharing a bed with a small dog means snuggling. Sharing a bed with a large dog means sleeping on the floor (maybe the couch). Finding the perfect dog bed for your large breed dog takes some work and concern, but getting to reclaim more than a sliver on your bed is definitely worth it.

The best dog beds keep your pup comfortable

October 21, 2020 / Andria Kennedy / Dog Products, Pet Products

Best Dog Beds for Every Type of Pup’s Resting Needs

We enjoy snuggling with our dogs, but they also need somewhere to call their own. Dog beds provide health benefits by protecting our dogs' joints, and helping regulate temperature. This provides a listing of the top beds in 12 different categories.

Best dog breeds for kids match every personality type

June 27, 2020 / Andria Kennedy / Breeds

Best Dog Breeds for Every Kind of Kid and Personality

There are hundreds of dog breeds out there, but which are the best if you have kids? It depends on your lifestyle, where you live, and your kids themselves. Researching the breed and sitting down with your family is the first step to finding your new family member.