My friend Raeleen has a Lhaso Apso named Jack. She uses Fitbark 2 to monitor Jack’s activity, play and sleep patterns. Jack is a senior Lhaso at 13 years old. He enjoys walks and is still in good health. Jack’s First Day With FitBark 2 Jack was excited to start his first moments with FitBark […]
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Once you get your FitBark, plug it in to charge and create your dog’s profile. If you need help getting started with the FitBark app, check out my previous video below. Creating a FitBark Profile for Your Allergy-Prone Australian Shepherd Once you have that much sorted out, next you want to create your dog’s profile
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Building a FitBark social community for you and your dog is important for both your health. The World Health Organization describes many determinants of health. Some of which consist of modifiable factors, those we control, and non-modifiable factors, things we cannot control – like our genetics. Being social is considered a modifiable factor, you build
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Show the color of love for your dog by choosing a custom Cover Make a splash with a summer custom FitBark 2 colour cover!Best family dog’s will donate a portion of our commission from every Fitbark 2 cover sold to support our local SPCA. So this summer, not only will you gift your dog a
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Stanley Pup Cup: NHL Promotes Adoption of Sheltered Dogs The National nonprofit Petco Love Organization has provided rescue puppies and puppies from shelters to encourage dog adoption. Each puppy represents a team that made it to the Stanley Cup Finals. Each dog was given a cute name to represent a popular NHL player on that
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Canine Fitness Month: Celebrate Dog and Human Fitness Launched in April 2017, Canine Fitness Month originated in the United States as a response to escalating concerns over obesity in dogs. It is a campaign designed to inspire dog owners to increase physical activity with their pets. The focus of Canine Fitness Month has been to
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I have just been diagnosed with diabetes. My paw-parents took me to the veterinarian after they noticed I was drinking a lot more and had some new urinary incontinence in the house. Initially, they thought I was just regressing in my potty-training. Just going through a phase. But I was really hungry all the time
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Human health improved by dog owning. Explore how your dog helps you get and stay healthy. Studies from Michigan State University indicate that dog owners are 34 percent more likely to walk for a minimum of 150 minutes a week compared to non-dog owners. They also found that dog owners were more active in their
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Life With A New Puppy So you got a new puppy, you are relieved to get past the sleepless nights of whining and whimpering. But now what? You and the new puppy have mastered potty training. Now you are establishing basic, daily routines. You got a new puppy but you are left with questions.
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