Clean Dog-Dirty House It never fails. Every time my bathroom is spic and span, my dogs need a bath. My spotless bathroom is soon filled with paw grime and tons of stray, wet dog hairs. It’s like Murphy’s Law. I save money by grooming my Sheltie’s at home but my cost is in time. Over the years I’ve learned a few things that can help you avoid my double cleaning mistakes. Vacu...

Once your pup is all dry there are some finishing touches that even you can do at home to complete the picture. Giving your dog a manicure might be a bit scary  but trimming her nails is important. I know I am always fearful of trimming my dog’s nails too short and causing them pain and in turn making them bleed. But if there are two people in your household, together you can have a...

How to Give your Dog A Bath without to much splashing around If you are comfortable enough to give your dog a bath, then here are some tips for you. First make sure your pooch is tethered in the tub so he doesn’t jump out or get away. As with children, never leave your dog tethered to a bathtub unattended. After your dog is tethered, turn the water on making sure it’s the right t...

Doggie Day Spa at Home Who wouldn’t love a day at the spa? Massages, manicures, pedicures, blowouts – by the time you leave you feel like a new person. Some women call it personal upkeep (like me!) and chalk it up to a necessity. And some don’t like it so much. Dogs are no different. Some love it and some give you bath along with them. I have two dogs that couldn’t be more diff...