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More Than Just a Walk: Dog Hiking Adventures on the Connecticut Shoreline
What if the most exciting part of your dog’s day or week happened while you were busy with yours? Imagine your dog spending the day exploring scenic trails, sniffing exciting new smells, enjoying the fresh air, and making memories with their favorite hiking...
What Happens During a Professional Cat Sitting Visit?
What exactly happens when a professional cat sitter comes to your home to care for your cat? Is it just a matter of putting food in a bowl, scooping the litter box, and heading out? Not at Shoreline Happy Paws! Our in-home cat sitting visits are designed to keep...
5 Reasons a Dog Walk Is More Than Just a Bathroom Break
Your dog goes outside, does their business, and comes right back in. Mission accomplished, right? Well, not exactly. While bathroom breaks are an important part of your dog’s daily routine, a potty break and a proper dog walk aren’t the same. Walking...
How Much Exercise Does My Dog Need During the Week?
Monday through Friday can feel like a marathon. Between work, school, appointments, errands, and everything else on your calendar, finding time for your dog’s daily exercise isn’t always easy. But while your schedule changes throughout the week, your...
Why Does My Dog Behave Better for the Dog Walker Than for Me?
Your dog walker sends you an update: “Great walk today! We passed two dogs, waited nicely at the corner, and had a relaxing stroll around the neighborhood.” Meanwhile, you’re thinking: Are we talking about the same dog? If your dog seems calmer, listens...
5 Ways to Tell If Your Dog Did Well Home Alone While You Were at Work
You come home from work, unlock the door, and there’s your dog, tail wagging and thrilled to see you. Everything looks fine. But how do you know what happened during the eight or nine hours before you walked through the door? Some dogs genuinely handle time alone...