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Is Your Dog Hiding Pain? (Most Big Dogs Are)

Signs Your Dog Might Be Struggling—Quietly Dogs are tough—but that doesn’t mean they aren’t hurting. Large breeds are especially prone to silent conditions like hip dysplasia, joint strain, or ACL damage. And one of the clearest signs? Hesitating or struggling to get in and

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Hitting the Road with Your Big Dog? Read This First

Big Dogs, Big Adventures—Made Easy Memorial Day kicks off travel season, but if your dog dreads getting in the car—or you dread lifting them—you’re not alone. Big dogs are hard to move. And too many pet parents risk injury (to themselves or their dog) just

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Making Your Dog’s Car Ride a Positive Experience

Our vehicles are designed for our vertical bodies. Our pets, however, are horizontal. If you bought a vehicle designed for your dog, you would be driving a go-cart! Since that does not work for our human driving needs, Pet Loader is the excellent solution for

Choosing Between Dog Ramps and Dog Stairs

As a dog grows older they will often develop joints problems which can often make it much more difficult for them to gain access to areas that they would have had no difficulty in getting in and out of when they were younger. This is

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Choosing the Right Dog Car Stairs

Today when it comes to looking for dog car steps you will find that a quick search on the internet will provide you with a wealth information about this particular product. Certainly there are lots of companies who now understand the importance of using a