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The Canine Cookie Company
Meet Stephanie Farrar, Owner of The Canine Cookie Company Ice Skating is her passion. She describes herself as a feminist. Her calling is to support women. She’s a mother and a grandmother. Her...
7 Things Responsible Dog Owners Don’t Do
Are you harming your pup? BE A RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNER BY AVOIDING THESE 7 THINGS Happy RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERSHIP MONTH! The American Kennel Club assigned the month of September this distinction...
5 PAWsome Backyard Design Ideas Your Dog Will Love
Having a backyard big enough for your dog to play in is truly a blessing for dog owners. None of us want to keep our furry friends locked up in the house all day, so having a space for them...
5 Dog-Safe Plants that Naturally Repel Mosquitoes
During the warmer months, mosquitoes become an extreme annoyance for people everywhere. As a dog owner, it’s important to find safe and natural ways to repel mosquitoes. While chemicals are a quick...
Seven Ways to Break Up a Dog Fight
It is a spectacular Spring day in our community of McKinney, TX. High temps in the upper 70’s. After DAYS of rain, the clear blue sky is a welcome sight. TDPS Team Member Janet is looking forward to...
Meet Jessica Smith, owner of JessBest Dog Grooming
It is a pleasure to meet you! I appreciate Top Dog Pet Sitters giving me this opportunity to tell you about JessBest Dog Grooming. My name is Jessica Smith, owner and professional dog...
3 Tips To Preventing Dangerous Paw Burn
Warmer weather and longer summer days bring pet parents and pups outdoors. While we remember to bring water along for Fido and we know not to leave Spot in the car, we often don't think about...
When Is A Wagging Tail NOT Friendly?
A wagging tail does not always indicate a friendly or happy dog. A dog's tail is like a human face. Knowing how to read those emotions can help you stay safe. Generally, a low slung dog tail...
FIVE REASONS TO SCOOP POOP
Do you use "poop", "poo", 'doggy doo", "droppings", or "yard bomb"? Maybe you use "dog log", "dookie", "dingleberrie", "doodie", "doodle", "stinkers"? Or maybe you use a vulgar phrase when referring...