Professional Dog Walking and Pet Sitting since 1991

As our pets age, it is our responsibility to ensure that we continue to provide the best care, enrichment and cuddles we can provide. This means, we, as pet parents, may have to make some changes and adjustments to our homes to keep our senior pets safe and happy in their golden years.

Pet sitting is more than just a job; it's a rewarding and heartwarming experience that allows pet sitters to connect with furry companions on a personal level. Among the many pets that bring joy into our lives, dogs stand out for their loyalty, playfulness, and unconditional love. In this blog, we'll explore the world of dog pet sitting through the eyes of a dedicated pet sitter, shedding light on the challenges, joys, and unique moments that make this profession so special.

Welcoming a small animal into your home is a joyous experience, but what happens when life's commitments pull you away? Small animal pet sitting becomes a crucial service for pet parents who want to ensure their furry friends are well-cared for in their absence. In this blog post, we'll explore what small animal pet sitting entails and how it provides peace of mind for both pets and their owners.

You just brought a puppy home and your friends start telling you horror stories about taking their dog to the vet, the groomer, and how their dog is afraid of the car… you wonder, is there a way to get my puppy to like these things? How can I help my dog enjoy new experiences? Have no fear! Dogs Can Do is here!

For many dog owners, the joy of having a furry companion comes with the responsibility of ensuring their well-being and happiness. Regular exercise is a crucial component of a dog's overall health, and while pet owners often lead busy lives, providing the necessary physical activity for their canine friends can be challenging. This is where the invaluable service of a dog walker comes into play. In this blog post, we'll explore the numerous benefits of hiring a dog walker and how it contributes to a healthier, happier life for both pets and their owners.

Today we're going to embark on a special journey to explore the wonderful world of enrichment for our beloved blind feline companions. Cats may be known for their keen senses, but did you know that blind kitties can lead incredibly fulfilling lives with just a few adjustments? Let's dive into the pawsitively exciting realm of enrichment for our visually impaired feline friends!

Today we're diving into the wonderful world of feline enrichment, with a special focus on our wise and whiskered senior companions. Our senior cats have given us years of love, purrs, and countless moments of joy. Now, it's our turn to give them the best in return!

Your baby is crawling on the floor and starts splashing in the dog’s water bowl. Your dog looks at the baby and then at you. Everyone smiles and laughs. Some may take videos and post to social media. But, what’s really going on with your canine companion? How does he feel?

Many Pet Parents wonder why their dog behaves badly. Why doesn’t my dog come when I call her in from the yard? She always comes when I call inside our house! She only listens when she wants to!

Have you ever seen someone walking their dog and thought “I wish my dog would behave like that!”?
How do you teach a dog to walk on a leash? The struggle is real my friends. But Can Do is here to help! Here’s a simple exercise to help you and your pup start walking like pros.

This may be something you are not familiar with, as was my case. I actually heard this term mentioned on another podcast and had to look it up. Littermate syndrome can occur when two puppies adopted from the same litter grow up together in the same home. In some cases, these sibling puppies will form such a deep bond with each other that they fail to properly socialize with people and other dogs.

Running with your dog is a fun way to spend time together and helps keep both you and your pup in shape. Canine fitness is an important part of their overall health. Plus, having a cute furry running buddy can be that extra motivation you may need. Before diving into running with your dog, there are some things you need to consider.