Posts Tagged ‘dog’
Feb 3rd: National Golden Retriever Day
February 3rd is National Golden Retriever Day! With fur and hearts of gold, we love our Goldens here at the Lodge! Five Things You May Not Have Known About Golden Retrievers They are America’s third most popular dog breed, behind French Bulldogs and Labrador Retrievers. They made history by being the first ever post…
Read MoreCBD For Dogs: CNL’s Picks
Did you know January is National CBD Month? Cannabidiol commonly known as CBD is an active ingredient in cannabis that is derived from the hemp plant. While CBD is most popularly known for its health benefits with humans, in recent years, research has shown that CBD can positively affect our furry friends! Some potential…
Read MoreGuest Blog: Working at Home with your Dog
ADJUST TO WORKING FROM HOME It is April 2020 and we are right in the middle of the Coronavirus Crisis. The Governor’s orders have forced many people to work from home. In addition to a jump in people Zooming and investing in new tops for their wardrobe, are the growing number of people working from home.…
Read More“So, You Say You Want to Work With Dogs…” – Part 4
You Got the Job! You did it! You received an employment offer and you accepted it. You are starting your new adventure working with dogs. Do you feel confident or confused, ready or apprehensive, excited or scared? It’s natural to feel a little bit of all of these. Here are some tips on how to…
Read MoreBringing a new dog into the family at Christmas may be naughty or nice.
Here are the reasons it may not be the right time for your new addition… A new pet requires a great deal of time and attention from his new family and the holiday season is crazy enough. In addition to the usual hectic daily routine of school, work and other activities, end-of-year festivities mean even…
Read MoreMake A Great “Stocking Stuffer” for Your Best Friend
I never had a dog who didn’t love Christmas morning. The family gathered and playing all in one room, heavenly sounds and scents in the air and best of all, opening and chewing on new toys (their own and everyone else’s). Do you have an avid chewer or a pup that just loves to play?…
Read More5 Tips for a Happy Halloween with your Dog
To Dress Up or Not to Dress Up… Your dog is tooooo cute. The only thing that could make him more adorable is a clever Halloween disguise, maybe even one that matches yours or is part of a family theme. While the possibilities for costume ideas seem endless and you have the perfect idea in…
Read MoreWinery Walks
Adult Time… Are you a wine drinker, a connoisseur or are you still trying to find a variety you like? Wherever you fall on the wine consumption spectrum, you are sure to enjoy a visit to a winery on a colorful, crisp autumn afternoon. You might take a guided or self-guided tour and picnic among…
Read MoreSeven Things Dog Owners Should Know About the 4th of July
Contain the Party Food… The sites and smells of barbeques, grilled meats and picnic goodies are tempting to all of us but can be particularly harmful to dogs. Summer menu selections usually contain one or many of the most toxic substances to pets including: avocados, alcohol, onions/garlic, caffeine, grapes/raisins, milk/dairy products, macadamia nuts, chocolate, candy/gum…
Read More7 Essentials to Pack when Travelling with Your Dog
Schools are letting out for the summer, so it’s time for many to leave on a family vacation. If your family includes a dog that will be joining you on the road, be sure to pack the essentials. Food. Sudden changes in diet can lead to gas or diarrhea. Keeping your dog on a…
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