5 Dog-Friendly Waterfalls Near Seattle
Falling water from the sky! But it’s not rain? A lake to swim in! With a loud scary splashy thing in it? That’s us imagining what your dogs think when […]
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5 Seattle Garden Stores That Welcome Plant-Loving Pups
As the fast pace of Emerald City life trots along, it’s important to remember to stop and snarf the flowers once in a while. Luckily, friendly neighborhood garden stores are […]
A Pup’s Guide to Dog-Friendly Capitol Hill
There is always something going on in Capitol Hill. Easily the youngest, hippest, and most bustling of neighborhoods, the people watching is 12/10 next level. And when we say people […]
5 Dog-Friendly Hikes in Seattle
Pupper ready to dust off the ol’ Fitbit and hit the trail? We sniffed out some active adventures of varying degrees of difficulty fur you and your pal. Here are […]
Dog-Friendly Seattle Gardens and Arboretums
Planning to let your pup sniff out some new scenery this spring? We’ve tracked down some must-visit dog-friendly Seattle gardens and arboretums. Don’t forget to take Insta pics to make […]
Staycation at 5 Dog-Friendly Seattle Hotels
Real talk: there’s just something about staying in a hotel that makes you feel like you’re on vacay even when you’re in your own city. And who says you can’t […]
7 Seattle Dog Parks for Every Pup and Play Style
Is your dog a people dog? A dog dog? Does she refuse to pee on anything but grass, or is she a woodchips gal? Is he weird about surfaces upon […]
Giving a Dog a Bath? 7 Essential Products
There are two types of pup parents: those who warmly bathe their little love nuggets in the sink, perhaps with some lavender soap and Enya playing in the background. And […]
Looking for a Pal? Breed Specific Seattle-Area Dog Rescues to Consider
So we know that all dogs are perfect (it’s actually been scientifically proven that Ed Sheeran’s popular wedding song “Perfect” was written about dogs). While we wouldn’t recommend that as […]
The Snow Never Bothered Them Anyway: 7 Cold Weather Dogs
Spoiler alert: It’s not just a heavy outer coat that makes a dog well suited for colder temperatures! You need to take paws, undercoat, and temperament into account as well. […]