Mental stimulation is essential to a dog’s overall well-being. It can help prevent behavioural problems, improve cognitive function and physical health while enhancing your bond with your dog! Read on for our top 4 benefits of mental stimulation and how you can achieve the best for your best buddy!
Joint inflammation is a common affliction in adult and senior dogs, but feeding your dog a healthy diet, engaging them in regular (gentle) exercise, and keeping their body weight down will go a long way in preserving their mobility for years to come. We’ve provided some everyday ways to help reduce your senior dog’s inflammation.
Exercise is very important for your dogs all around health and well-being! There are so many benefits to ensuring your dog gets adequate physical activity each and every day!
We can’t fault dogs for finding Rollover pet food so delicious (we’re flattered!) but eating anything too quickly can lead to an upset stomach or worse. If your dog is an overly enthusiastic eater, these tactics will help slow them down.
Maintaining a healthy body weight reduces your dog’s risk of experiencing health conditions related to obesity, including cancer, diabetes, and heart disease. Plus, keeping extra pounds off is better for your dog’s joints and will help them remain active and agile as they age.
There is nothing like the excitement of a new puppy! You want to do everything right, but the choices are overwhelming! Learn about the
best treat options for your new best friend.
The weather is warming up, and it’s the perfect time to get outside with your best buddy! A bit of advanced planning will ensure you have a stress-free adventure.
One of the most fun and exciting dog sports is Agility! Handlers direct their dog through a numbered course of obstacles, including jumps, tunnels, platforms, weave poles, and things to climb! Jack Russel Terriers are known for their skills on the agility field. Meet one special JRT named Decoy, who is an agility star!
Everyone is familiar with the iconic German Shepherd, but did you know that there are many different types of shepherds? Learn about one special shepherd named Tazer who LOVES playing frisbee almost as much as she loves her Rollover.
Their distinctive downy coat and small stature give the impression that they’re a fragile breed, but the Bedlington Terrier is a tough, tenacious, spirited, and affectionate dog. Meet Stuart, a beautiful and clever Bedlington.
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