Only the best for Man's best friend
It’s fall time and you know what that means! Cooler weather, lots of beautiful walks, pumpkin treats- for humans and pups, hayrack rides, leaf piles and of course FOOTBALL!
We love Sunday football and so do our dogs. They get to show off new collars and tags of their human’s favorite team, they get pumpkin treats and to top it all of they get belly rubs when your friends come over to watch the game.
Here are some ideas on how to include your pup even more in your NFL festivities! [Read more…]
If there are two things that Riley Rogers knows best, it’s that his dogs deserve the best and that you can’t go wrong with a pint of locally brewed beer.
As dog breeds continue to grow and change every day, so do the list of allergies pet owners need to look out for.
After constantly guessing what his dogs were eating and seeing so many treats being recalled, Riley, a chef and baker, was fed up. He knew his rescue pups Ryder and Ruca should get the best organic treats. When he couldn’t find any, Riley decided to start cooking! [Read more…]
Hannah is the Marketing Manager at dogIDs. She spends most of her time focused on emails, digital ads and social media. Hannah is a dog lover and can talk for hours about her furry nephews and nieces. She hopes to have a furry friend of her own very soon!
Hopefully you’ll never have to break up a fight between dogs, but it could happen sooner or later, especially if you visit dog parks or work at a dog daycare.
Thankfully, most dog fights sound worse than they actually are. There’s a lot of growling, snarling and posturing, but you can often defuse the situation with a quick “hey!” or clapping your hands. Often enough, the dogs will just “shake off” and call it good.
Of course, that’s not always the case so I reached out to three professionals to get their advice on how to separate dogs in a serious fight.
Lindsay Stordahl is a blogger for dogIDs.com. She has a black Lab mix named Ace and two naughty cats named Beamer and Scout. Lindsay owns a pet sitting business called Run That Mutt and also maintains the blog ThatMutt.com. ... Add Lindsay to your Google+ circles at https://plus.google.com/u/0/102050652657732372317/posts. You can follow Lindsay on Twitter @ThatMutt.
At dogIDs, we continuously strive to provide only the best for your best friend. This includes finding ways to improve existing products so they are an even better fit for you and your pooch!
We are excited to announce the newest update to our Reflective Dog Collars.
The reflective collars that you know and love are now made with the same pliable, smooth material as our Soft Grip collars.
Don’t miss our on our favorite reflective, odor-resistant and waterproof collars.
Have a suggestion for how we can improve our products? Leave it in the comments below.
Hannah is the Marketing Manager at dogIDs. She spends most of her time focused on emails, digital ads and social media. Hannah is a dog lover and can talk for hours about her furry nephews and nieces. She hopes to have a furry friend of her own very soon!
We are happy to introduce another member to our artisan family, Tessa!
Tessa Burnett owns Hattie Rex, a Montana-based shop specializing in handmade personalized dog tags and jewelry.
Tessa began making hand-stamped dog tags in 2007, when she got her first dog – a yellow lab puppy named Pablo.
“A lot of my friends at the time were having babies and I just had a puppy,” Tessa laughed. “He really meant the world to me and I wanted him to have the best I could afford.”
For Tessa, the best she could afford meant straying from machine engraved pieces and making her own tag for Pablo. After a trip to the local hardware store, searching on Ebay, rummaging through her own tools, and heading to the antique shop Tessa found what she needed to create the perfect copper custom tag for Pablo. [Read more…]