An important part of any outdoor adventure is snacks! But I mean, let’s be honest, snacks are necessary in general 😉 However, if you’re hitting the water with your pup for some kayaking, it’s a good idea to be prepared with delicious treats. I prefer to pack snacks that I can share with Wynston, that way I’m saving space and bringing less onto my boat. If you’re going to be out on the water for more than an hour or so, I’d suggest making sure your tummy stays full and you stay hydrated. Here’s a list of my favorite snacks to share with your dog while kayaking.
No, You Can’t Pet My Dog…
I hate fall, spring and winter break around my neighborhood. Our midday, peaceful walks become an attempt to escape the parade of children following us screaming “OH DOGGY! CAN I PET YOUR DOG?! OMG IT’S A PUPPY!” My mindfulness transforms into anxiety, as I end up repeating myself 18 times with, “No, he doesn’t like being pet.” That statement, in my brain, translates to, “No, because he doesn’t like children, so please go away and leave us alone.”
6 Ways to Find Dog-Friendly Places When You Travel
I never travel without Wynston. He’s always by my side, and in the future I have plans to be traveling with him full time. For now I’m currently living in Arizona where I’m used to having constant access to dog-friendly businesses such as stores, restaurants, parks or popular tourist attractions. In your local area you may know which places welcome dogs and which don’t, but what about when you travel? I’ve learned first hand how to seek out dog-friendly establishments wherever I’m at. I won’t leave Wynston behind at a hotel, so I take him everywhere. Now I’ve come up with a helpful list of 6 ways to find dog-friendly places when you travel.
How Pets Can Help Us With Stress and Anxiety
Every single human being experiences times of stress and anxiety throughout their lifetime. Whether it’s an intense traumatic event or a smaller stressor like a dentist appointment, our pets can help us through even the worst of times. Science proves that petting our animals lowers blood pressure and assists in healing other bodily ailments. But how exactly do our pets do this? How can they help heal us? This post will discuss how pets can help us with stress and anxiety.
What To Do If Your Dog Gets Stung By A Scorpion
I’ve lived in Arizona for 20 years and within the last two years Wynston and I have been stung by scorpions…twice each. Up until then I had never been stung. A little sucker got me in bed twice on the same night. The first time Wynston got stung we were on a walk and the second time it was by a scorpion in the house. It probably sounds scarier than it really is. Here’s what to do if your dog gets stung by a scorpion.
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