· Mar 2, 2010
One alternative to leaving your pets behind with friends or neighbors when you travel is to take them to a pet hotel. The city you’re going to may not have a pet-friendly hotel that will accommodate you and your pets. A pet hotel is dedicated to going beyond being just “pet friendly”. Here are 5 […]
The pet industry is booming and landlords are cashing in by charging pet rent. You’ve heard of a pet deposit, but you might have just come across an apartment where the landlord wants you to pay pet rent as well. It may sound strange, but landlords see an opportunity to make more money on the […]
· Feb 25, 2010
Understanding how to properly pet proof a kitchen is essential for sanitary and aesthetic reasons. The items found in most kitchens could create disaster when met with pet slobber, teeth or claws. Be extra diligent in storing food away from pets’ reach and keep trash tightly enclosed. Failure to do so could result in pets […]
· Jan 15, 2010
While your landlord may allow pets in your apartment complex, there are still some rules of dog walking etiquette that should be followed. The important thing to remember when living in an apartment community is that it is shared space and that you have to be courteous of other renters. Here are some tips that […]
· Jan 13, 2010
Learn to pet proof your bedroom and keep your pet safe from potential dangers that could harm your pet. Read on for tips on keeping your pets safe when in your bedroom or keeping your pet out of your room entirely. 1 – Keep the Door Shut Although not always possible, as it may keep […]
· Jan 10, 2010
If you’re lucky enough to be allowed a pet in your apartment, you’re going to have to take the steps necessary to properly pet proof the place. The bathroom is a key room to watch out for, as it’s full of items that pets could wreak havoc on, with a just of notch of curiosity […]
· Jan 9, 2010
The living room is most likely the spot in your home that your furry friend will be in the most, making it extra essential to pet proof the place. It’s easy to lock bedroom or bathroom doors when you’re not home, in order to keep pets out, but the living room doesn’t afford that luxury […]
· Jan 7, 2010
Changes in ownership can be difficult for a new dog to accept and be comfortable with. Because a dog becomes accustomed to his environment and the people that are around him, entering a new environment with new people can be somewhat challenging for him until he learns that he can trust his new environment and […]
· Jan 6, 2010
When it’s time to negotiate the terms of a lease, tenants who own pets may be wondering about a reasonable amount for a pet deposit. However, the short answer to this question is that there is no typical pet deposit, and this amount of money has a lot to do with the specific factors of […]
· Jan 4, 2010
If your dog won’t stop barking (and so, sadly, your neighbors see you as that person with the “annoying barking dog“) it can be very annoying and cause problems for yourself and your neighbors. This article will explore three ways you can quiet your dog, and enjoy some peace and quiet. Classic Obedience Training There […]
· Dec 11, 2009