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Four simple tools to support your dog’s everyday life.
Dog age calculator
See your dog’s age in human years and understand their life stage.
Dog calorie calculator
Get a helpful daily calorie estimate for your dog’s needs.
Pet care cost calculator
Plan ahead with an estimate of your yearly dog care costs.
ONE DAY AT A TIME
A calmer routine for you and your puppy.
Make time for meals, play, rest and potty breaks with a simple plan you can actually follow.
FROM THE BLOG
Helpful reads for dog lovers.
Practical tips and little moments of care, fresh from our blog.
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How to Stop German Shepherd Shedding: 7 Proven Tips
Read more →: How to Stop German Shepherd Shedding: 7 Proven TipsIf you share your home with a German Shepherd, you share it with their hair, too. It is on the couch, in the car, woven into your favorite sweater. German Shepherds are famously heavy shedders, and no product or trick will change their biology. What you can do is get the shedding under control —…
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Why Does My German Shepherd Follow Me Everywhere? 7 Reasons Explained
Read more →: Why Does My German Shepherd Follow Me Everywhere? 7 Reasons ExplainedYou can’t go to the bathroom alone anymore. You get up for a glass of water — four paws follow. You walk to the laundry room — a furry shadow glides behind you. If you own a German Shepherd, you don’t have a dog. You have a supervisor. So why does your German Shepherd follow…
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How Much Exercise Does a German Shepherd Need Daily?
Read more →: How Much Exercise Does a German Shepherd Need Daily?If you live with a German Shepherd, you already know the look: the restless pacing at 5 PM, the nose nudging your hand, the full-body bounce when you reach for the leash. German Shepherds are working dogs through and through — they were bred to herd and patrol for hours a day — and that…