Kennel Cough Cases on the Rise in DC; What Every Pet Parent Needs to Know
Through communication with our network of pet parents, veterinarians, and other pet care professionals, District Dogs has become aware that reported cases of kennel cough are increasing in the DC metro area, particularly among puppies and young dogs. Kennel cough is an upper respiratory infection with many possible causes. One of the most common culprits […]
Why Grooming Your Dog is a Must-Do Task
Dogs are more than just pets; they are beloved members of the family. Just like us, they need regular care and attention to stay healthy and happy. Grooming is one of the most important tasks for dog owners, and there are several reasons why it should be done regularly. In conclusion, grooming is essential for […]
Why is daycare good for dogs?
Dog daycare can provide a variety of benefits for both you and your furry companion. For pet owners, dog daycare can offer peace of mind knowing that your dog is being well cared for and entertained while you are away from home. It can also be a great option for those who work long hours […]
Kennel Cough Cases on the Rise in DC; What Every Pet Parent Needs to Know
Through communication with our network of pet parents, veterinarians, and other pet care professionals, District Dogs has become aware that reported cases of kennel cough are increasing in the DC metro area, particularly among puppies and young dogs. Kennel cough is an upper respiratory infection with many possible causes. One of the most common culprits […]
June’s Training Courses are here, including Clarendon!
Class is in session! Check out our new training courses (Navy Yard, Northeast, Park View, Shaw, & Clarendon) where owners and their pups can work together to achieve their training goals. Our dog trainers use the scientifically-proven positive rewards methodology, encouraging fun and effective ways to communicate with your pet resulting in a happy, balanced, well-behaved […]
Why utilizing a Snuffle Mat will benefit your pup’s brain!
According to the Pet Parenting Blog, “To be mentally stimulated for roughly 15 minutes can burn as much energy as an hour of walking can for your dog.” “A snuffle mat can be considered as a puzzle dog bowl that is specifically designed to hide dry food, making it more challenging for your dogs to eat, […]
How to Choose the Right Training Class for Your Dog
Whether you just brought home a wiggly new puppy or you’re giving a rescue dog their forever home, training is one of the biggest and most important challenges ahead for you and your dog. A solid training foundation is essential to building and maintaining a healthy relationship between you and your dog, and it’s a […]
Is it Time to Resume Regular Dog Walks?
It sometimes feels hard to even remember what life looked like pre-COVID. For humans, that means we end up forgetting what it’s like to go out to restaurants, happy hours, or the movies. But for our dogs, it can mean they’ve forgotten what it’s like for us to go away at all. While the extra […]
Kennel Cough Cases on the Rise in DC; What Every Pet Parent Needs to Know
Through communication with our network of pet parents, veterinarians, and other pet care professionals, District Dogs has become aware that reported cases of kennel cough are increasing in the DC metro area, particularly among puppies and young dogs. Kennel cough is an upper respiratory infection with many possible causes. One of the most common culprits […]
Nash Course: An Inside Look at District Dogs’ Adult Basics Training—Week 1
This post is written by Alyse Stokes, a freelance writer and longtime partner of District Dogs. The seven-part series will follow her new rescue pup, Nash, as he moves through District Dogs’ six-week Adult Basics training course. Posts will cover each week of the training program plus a follow-up post a few weeks after graduation […]
