“A dog will teach you unconditional love. If you can have that in your life, things won't be too bad.” - Robert Wagner
We live in an age where anything can be summoned from the internet with a credit card number and the click of a mouse—even pets! The web is a great resource for browsing through shelters, reliable breeders, and Craigslist ads, but how can you differentiate the real deal from the...
Read InsightCongratulations! If you’re reading this, chances are you’re in the process of adopting one of the easiest and most rewarding dogs to train: a Labradoodle! We’re here to train YOU on the best way to raise your new companion, so sit, stay, and read on to learn all about it....
Read InsightThere is nothing more exciting than bringing a new puppy home! While it may be tempting to snuggle and play with your new baby all day, there are many things a responsible owner must do to make sure their rambunctious pup grows up to be a well-rounded dog. Handling Puppies...
Read InsightTraining dogs isn’t easy. There are certain breeds that are highly trainable, but their ability to follow your command largely depends on three factors: the breed’s ancestry, the effectiveness of your training methods and the type of commands the dog is getting from you. If all three factors fall into place,...
Read InsightAre you looking for a unique dog breed? Check out Uptown’s Double Doodle puppies for sale! Double Doodles are a hybrid of three breeds: Labrador Retriever, Goldendoodle, and Labradoodle. This is not a typical hybrid, but it comes with a slew of benefits for the owners. Firstly, Double Doodles are extremely...
Read InsightPuppies are adorable. But some breeds possess an uncanny appeal that makes you want to hug and stroke them all the time. If you want a perfect puppy for your girlfriend outings, family postcards or a winning Instagram channel, check out these dog breeds with the cutest puppies: 1. Australian...
Read InsightLots of animals yawn. Birds, monkeys, humans, cats, and dogs all do it. Humans yawn anywhere from 5 to 15 times per day, but years of studies have yet to conclude why exactly we do it. Usually we yawn when tired, releasing ear pressure, or seeing someone else do so....
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