Pee, poop, and a plethora of other bodily fluids are all things you have to get used to cleaning up when you have a pet. But the love you have for your best bow-wow or kitty companion doesn’t erase the messes, and it doesn’t make it any easier on your wallet. But keeping a clean house despite claws and paws doesn’t have to put you in debt. Don’t believe us? Keep reading. 1. Open window = odor-fighting breeze Dogs don’t produce perspiration like humans do; rather, they omit oi

From walks in the park to cuddles on the couch, the joys of sharing your life with a dog are many. Somewhat less positive are the messes your dog can make while indoors. Dogs are intelligent animals, and there is always a reason for their behavior. From soiling inside to chewing the furniture, here are some common doggie disasters and ways you can avoid them. House-train Your Dog One of the least pleasant experiences as a dog owner can be to unexpectedly discover a soiled rug

Getting your first pet as an adult is almost as scary as it is fun. What if your new dog isn’t a good fit? What if he doesn’t like you, or pet care is too hard? It’s normal to be nervous about bringing a new family member home, but you shouldn’t let it stop you. Dog ownership is rewarding and fun, and with a little preparation it’s not too hard either. Before you adopt, read this guide about bringing home the perfect pup for your family. Finding the Right Pet Before you start