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It's That Wonderful Time Of Year When Dog Owners Try To Put Booties On Their Pups

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It's That Wonderful Time Of Year When Dog Owners Try To Put Booties On Their Pups

Walking around in the winter is treacherous for humans — there’s snow, ice, and it’s freezing cold! Our pets have it a little easier with their furry bodies and claws to help them navigate slippery surfaces. But all that salt on the sidewalks can be harmful to them.

Thankfully, there are magical things called booties that protect our cuties from those chemicals. What makes them magical, you ask?

Well, for these dogs, there’s nothing more awkward than wearing the tiny shoes.

Without the booties, their poor paws would be so cold…but you try explaining that to them when they’re dancing around like these pups.

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It's That Wonderful Time Of Year When Dog Owners Try To Put Booties On Their Pups

Walking around in the winter is treacherous for humans — there’s snow, ice, and it’s freezing cold! Our pets have it a little easier with their furry bodies and claws to help them navigate slippery surfaces. But all that salt on the sidewalks can be harmful to them.

Thankfully, there are magical things called booties that protect our cuties from those chemicals. What makes them magical, you ask?

Well, for these dogs, there’s nothing more awkward than wearing the tiny shoes.

Without the booties, their poor paws would be so cold…but you try explaining that to them when they’re dancing around like these pups.

Read more: http://www.viralnova.com/dog-booties/

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Keeping Your Dog Safe During The Holidays

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With the holidays here, we are all in the mood for some festivities. We plan parties and cook for celebrations, but what do our pups do? They are still the same clever, curious rascal they ever were. Something that the holiday season does bring some puppy hazards. Everyone wants to enjoy the holidays without a single hiccup, so make sure that you make your home holiday safe for dogs.

Seasonal decorations

The holidays bring about a variety of color and light that make the atmosphere look quite magnificent. But, beware of nosy pups with mischief on the mind. Power cords can be very dangerous for a pup that likes to chew. Make sure they are hidden out of reach so no one gets hurt. Besides lighting, we often decorate our homes with pretty plants such as miseltoe, poinsettia, and holly. Unfortunately, all these plants are actually very toxic- especially for dogs. Consider going with a synthetic likeness that looks just as pretty (and you can use it again next year- save some $$). Besides the house decorations, presents often get decorated, too. Wrapping paper is fun- for both man and dog, but we don’t usually eat it. A pup may find it quite tasty, but will likely just end up with a belly-ache.

Hot dog

Candles make the house look and smell nice, but there is a bit of a hazard to this. A happy tail or a nosy snout can knock a candle over and burn your pup or catch something on fire. If you have candles, keep them up high and never leave the home without making sure they’re out. Another concern is the fireplace. Those flickering flames can intrigue a curious pup, so make sure you use a fireplace protector or screen to keep any noses from being singed.

Time for eats!

The festivities and food are going to be almost every dog’s weakness. Honestly, who can resist a tasty piece of what’s cooking? Items on the table top left unattended can make a likely target for an eagar pup, so keep things out of reach- and no paws on the table. Unfortunately, dogs aren’t always the culprit, sometimes they’re just the victim of some sneaky hands that tossed them a spoonful off their plate. Make sure that everyone knows not to feed the pup, and if you don’t want to take any chances, put your pup somewhere where they won’t be tempted. Don’t forget to give them their own snacks and toys to enjoy.

The table top isn’t the only place a sneaky snout might wander. After all is cooked and eaten, there’s likely to be a few leftovers. And where do some leftovers end up? After scraping plates clean, we often end up with some scraps in the garbage can. So make sure to bag it and toss it before anyone gets any ideas.

Now, table scraps might not sound to concerning for some folks, but keep in mind that there are several dinner items that can make a pup a little- or even extremely sick.

Raisins and grapes are notorious for upsetting a pup’s belly and often make it to a countertop fruit ornamentation basket. Onions add flavor to a meal, but they aren’t any better for a pup. And chocolate is one of the worst, but possibly the most popular for the season. Make sure and keep any and all of these foods out of your pup’s reach, and inform visitors not to feed them these specific things.

Along that topic comes the “merry” part of the holidays. We should all eat, drink, and be merry, but pups shouldn’t be doing any drinking (even if they aren’t driving). Beer and other alcoholic beverages are dangerous to pups bodies. They don’t experience it the way we do, and organs such as their liver and kidneys can be damaged very easily by alcohol.

Holidays are supposed to be fun, and you can make them as fun as you want. Just be sure that you keep your pup safe and out of harm’s way so you can both enjoy the season festivities.

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Why You Should Choose : “Dog- Booties” For Your Companion Pet

As the worst of winter appears with its dropping temperatures, falling snow, and icy sidewalks, you may contemplate whether your dog might benefit from their own pair of boots. Dog boots are no longer just for ambitious sled pulling canines. They are now a smart and accessible option for companion dogs as well. Over the years, booties have evolved in many ways and are now available in a variety of styles, and fabrics. “Dog- Booties” are easy to slip on to your dog’s paws and offer unbeatable protection against the fierce winter elements. They are also great for hikes in rough or rocky terrain. “Dog-Booties” fashions durable, winter dog boots by hand allowing for excellent quality control. These special winter boots feature 500 Denier Cordura, a water resistant fabric that will keep your dog’s paws nice and dry in any kind of weather. Next, a warm flannel lining is added to keep out the cold. Did you know that the pads of your dog’s paws are vulnerable to frostbite in extreme temperatures? Though it is normal for a dog to resist the boots at first, a snug ¾” Velcro strap will keep them securely in place. The Velcro is also easy to adjust, so they always fit just right. Most dogs will happily adjust to their new footwear in no time. A rubber, non-slip sole will ensure that your pup stays upright as they prance and romp about. This sole is also helpful for older dogs who may have trouble getting about due to arthritis and other age related ailments. The special design of these boots will provide a number of benefits without limiting your dog’s ability to walk or run. Each individual boot is sewn using a bonded nylon. This special thread adds to each boot’s impressive durability. The winter dog boots and shoes are made in a variety of pale pastels and bold primary colors, making them just as fun and trendy as they are practical. Choose a color that pairs well with the shade of your dog’s fur, or coordinate their boots to match a favorite coat or sweater. A range of available sizes helps to ensure a custom fit. These boots are especially great for anyone living in a cold climate. In addition to keeping paws warm and dry, they also protect against rough concrete and irritating side salt. These boots are designed to provide a gentler, more cushioned walking experience. This feature can be particularly important if your dog’s paws have recently been injured or irritated. The boots can help prevent future damage or endless licking as their paw begins to heal. If it is not cold where you live, then you may be pleased to learn that this company makes a variety of dog footwear to suit every location. For example, the cooler cotton variety can be used indoors to protect your hardwood floors, or outdoors during the warmer months. Whether you are looking for fashionable footwear, or high performance protection, “Dog- Booties” are an excellent choice for your favorite pooch. Show that your companion canine’s welfare comes first, by giving them the best paw protection available.

Lori Martin owner of “Dog- Booties.net” has been custom designing dog boots, coats and parkas for pets since 2009. All products are made in the U.S.A. This article may not be rewritten, copied or published without the written consent of the owner.