Pawgle

11/08/2023

So easy to forget

05/12/2022

No one fed me breakfast 😉

01/12/2022

We are the caretakers.

23/11/2022

More wine please 😩

22/11/2022

Prove me wrong

17/11/2022

Understood! 😅

16/11/2022

But how???

15/11/2022

6 Ways to Save Money on Your Dog

Experts tell Insider how to care for cats, dogs, and other pets without breaking the bank, from shopping around for food and medication to DIY treats.

14/11/2022

Don't tell our boss 🤫

10/10/2022

And I thought my dog was spoiled. 🤔

Dogue will treat your pup to the finest dog food around.

07/10/2022

Kindness is cool.

Peace of Mind Dog Rescue helps older dogs and their senior owners with free walks and fostering.

04/10/2022

why do you starve me???

28/09/2022

Mama gimme some 🥺

Pawgle | Your Pet's (and the Earth's) New Best Friend shared a post on Instagram: "Mama gimme some 🥺 ". Follow their account to see 29 posts.

26/09/2022

😤You're holding out on me, mom

Pawgle | Your Pet's (and the Earth's) New Best Friend shared a post on Instagram: "You're holding out on me, mom! ....

31/08/2022

👀 Are you looking for a way to keep your dog entertained and mentally stimulated? 🤓

Dogs are intelligent animals that need stimulation in order to stay healthy. Enrichment activities are the perfect way to keep your dog happy, active, and engaged.

There are many different enrichment activities available for dogs. You can choose from puzzles, treats, toys, or even new environments. No matter what you choose, your dog will love getting enrichment every day.

If you need help choosing the perfect enrichment activity for your dog, check out our subscription box!

30/08/2022

💡 We know kids need to learn new things for development and contentment, but did you know our dogs do, too? 🤓

Dogs are some of the most popular pets in the world, and for good reason. They are loyal 🥰, friendly 😍, and make great companions 🐾. However, dogs also require a lot of care and attention, especially when it comes to keeping them mentally and physically stimulated. 💪

This can be done through enrichment activities such as:

1️⃣ providing them with new toys and puzzles 🎁(check out our subscription box if you want a done-for-you option based on your dog's specific needs)

2️⃣ taking them on different types of walks 🐕🚶‍♀️ and

3️⃣ teaching them new tricks 🐶

By engaging your dog's mind and body in this way you can help prevent boredom and destructive behavior while promoting their overall health and well-being. 🙌

for dogs

29/08/2022

🎉 Free product alert! See below.

🤗 Welcome to Pawgle, the eco-friendly monthly subscription box for dogs and their responsible humans!

🐶 We believe that our furry friends deserve the best of the best, which is why we only source sustainable and eco-friendly products for our boxes. From toys and chews to doggie fashion and accessories, each month's Pawgle box is full of fun surprises for your four-legged friend!

🍃 Plus, we offset all of our carbon emissions, so you can rest assured that your Pawgle box is not only good for your dog, but also good for the planet!

✅️ So sign up today and give your dog the gift of a greener tomorrow! We launch in September! 🚀 Link in bio.

📢 Share and comment for a chance to win a free box!

12/07/2022

Your dog is stressed out and you don't know what to do about it. 😩

It's hard to keep your cool when your dog is constantly barking, lunging, or growling at other dogs or people. 🤦‍♀️

🤓 Behavior Adjustment Training (BAT) is one of several proven techniques that can help your pup learn how to reduce their stress levels. In the graphic, the dog's stress is just like the rising water level. On the far right, he's in over his head and we are seeing the behavior we don't want. But we can help him learn how to disengage.

Tomorrow we'll cover a game that you can use to help your dog overcome some of their triggers!

11/07/2022

You're out for a walk with your dog, and suddenly they start barking and lunging at another dog. 😩 What do you do? 👇

💡 It can be really scary when your dog starts reacting to other dogs on walks. Maybe you've been told that your dog is just "being protective" or that you need to "train them better." But the truth is, if your dog is reactive, it's not your fault. And there IS something you can do about it.

Four key behaviors can lead to aggression:

1️⃣ Reactivity: this is when dogs overreact to a certain situation or stimulus (e.g., men, or in Bailey's case it's the very threatening baby stroller 😂). What is almost always going on is that the dog is afraid of that particular stimulus or situation.

2️⃣ Fight or flight: this is when a dog feels trapped or threatened. It's different from reactivity in that the dog feels trapped.

3️⃣ Resource guarding: your dog wants to protect something important. This could be food or even a person.

4️⃣ Leash reactivity: this is when dogs are reactive while on leash. They are trying to make the threat go away and rarely follow through with a bite (but we should still help them through this fear!).

Follow to see our post tomorrow on how to help your dog through some of these challenges.

25/05/2022

She's so mad at me! Anyone else get looks like this from their dog after you take them to the groomer?

09/05/2022

The best! 😍

29/04/2022

"The man who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones."

- Confucius

On days where there seems to be so much work to be done, so much wrong with the world, it's comforting to remember that we don't have to do it all at once. One step at a time. One small stone at a time. There will be an impact.

28/04/2022

Actual photo of me looking at the spring trees after this long winter.

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27/04/2022

Would you feed your dog a vegan diet?

There are a lot of opinions on this, and we're curious what your thoughts are.

Let us know in the comments, especially why or why not!

26/04/2022

Have you ever felt like your dog keeps destroying things and you didn't know how to stop it? If this sounds like you, don't worry. Dogs are born to chew! And we can help them channel that energy in ways that don't destroy the couch cushions.

More often than not, a tired dog is a calm dog. And a calm dog is a happy dog. And a calm, happy dog means a calm, happy human.

3 Key Tips for Preventing Destructive Chewing
- Mental stimulation
- Physical exercise
- Only grating freedom to move about the space after it has been earned

Mental stimulation may be one of the best tips for reducing "bad behavior" in dogs. You don't have to buy fancy dog puzzles or spend hours outside exercising them. Short, consistent training sessions (think 10 minutes a day) and games that require them to use their nose can work wonders.

Figuring out the specific cause can be really helpful for limiting some of this behavior. Common causes (listed below) could include:
- Teething in puppies
- Normal chewing behaviors
- Not enough exercise or mental stimulation
- Stress and frustration

Have some good tips you'd like to share? Let us know below!

25/04/2022

Monday morning reminder!

08/04/2022