Pets & Flooring

Dogs & Cats are cute and cuddly but the reality is they can be hard on floors. Their nails, hair are hard on carpets and hardwood… and we won’t even start in the little ‘accidents’ that happen!

Recent Articles

Life with pets often involves a little extra mess. Wet paws after a walk, water

Living with a large dog comes with many rewards, but it also presents unique challenges

Hardwood flooring is one of the most desirable features in a home, offering timeless beauty,

Choosing the right flooring is one of the most important decisions dog owners can make

Anyone can place a few pumpkins on the porch and declare the house ready for Halloween. These dogs had considerably

Halloween decorating does not have to mean plastic skeletons, artificial cobwebs and an explosion of orange and purple. In a

Most dog houses are designed to provide shelter, shade and a comfortable place to sleep. These were apparently designed by

Back to School With Pets: Safety, Routines and Family Tips Back-to-school season brings a major change to family life. Alarm

The beginning of a new school year changes more than the family calendar. After a summer filled with activity, later

For several weeks, the children have been everywhere. They have spent long mornings at home, played in the backyard, shared

Summer can be wonderfully entertaining for a family dog. Children are home more often, doors open and close throughout the

The return to school changes more than the household schedule. It also brings backpacks, lunchboxes, medications, art supplies, electronics and

A sandwich can look like the perfect food to share with a dog. It may contain bread, meat, cheese or

A school lunch can be surprisingly tempting to a dog. Backpacks may contain sandwiches, granola bars, fruit, baked goods and

Walking to school can be one of the simplest ways for children to begin the day. It provides fresh air,

Summer makes it relatively easy for children to spend time with their pets. There are long afternoons for backyard games,

Back to School With a New Puppy: Is It a Good Time to Get One? September can seem like an

Why September Can Be Hard on Dogs September often feels like a fresh start. Children return to school, adults settle

There always seems to be another holiday just around the corner. Some bring family dinners and long weekends. Others mean

Summer had a good run. There were naps in the sun, afternoons at the lake, road trips, camping adventures and

The kennel clubs have their definition of a working dog. We have ours. Traditionally, working dogs are the powerful, intelligent

Wildfires can move frighteningly quickly. A fire that seems distant in the morning can lead to an evacuation alert—or an

Most dogs tolerate a Halloween costume for approximately three minutes, one photograph and whatever treat was promised in exchange for

For most dog owners, seeing a wolf in the wild would be an extraordinary experience. Wolves generally avoid people, and