Summer will be here soon enough, and it’s a good time to go over some ways to help keep your dog cool during the summer months. Dogs’ bodies have different ways to produce sweat and release heat than humans’ bodies, so they also have unique needs when it comes to helping them cool off.

If your dog is currently shedding all over your house and it’s become difficult to keep up with it, this article is for you! Shedding season occurs differently for different types of dogs depending on their breed and coat thickness. Some dogs, such as Huskies, German Shepherds, Australian Shepherds and Golden Retrievers will shed twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall.

It’s a moment that all dog owners dread in the early springtime—you are casually petting your dog when suddenly you feel the little bump of a tick on their ear. What should you do next? And what could you have done to be better prepared for flea and tick season?

Many long-haired dog breeds boast a stunning appearance that turns heads wherever they go. From the majestic Golden Retriever to the regal Afghan Hound, these furry companions exude elegance and charm. However, beneath their luxurious coats lies a responsibility that every pet owner should uphold: regular brushing.

When your dog has been properly trained, it helps a grooming session be successful and it also helps dog owners be happier with the end result of their dog’s grooming.

At The Dog Buzz, our groomers are very experienced with dogs that may be prone to stress and anxiety and can help to soothe their worries by using a comforting tone when speaking to them, as well as by offering treats if they are allowed to have them.

Some folks think doodles don’t need to be groomed, that they’re low maintenance, that they’re all hypoallergenic, and they don’t shed. We shed light on why this is very incorrect information.