Articles — Wood

  We tend to talk about pet crates and their benefits a lot on this blog but one area which we rarely talk about is dog barriers. These are nothing like crates in the sense that they can’t be used for transport, they’re not the great for toilet training and they don’t really work when it comes to providing your pet with a comfortable space the rest. However, although we might have just devalued them, they do have a ton of benefits for you and your home. Dog barriers can be used in a range of situations and are designed...

When it comes to pet crates, first-time (or veteran) buyers tend to think of the classic metal, plastic and wired crates you see in every house with a dog. To be honest, these crates are more common because of their practicalities but in terms of looks and style, they do tend to fall short. Although common crate materials have their uses there is another material that can be bought which will provide your home with a little more décor. The material I am referring to is wood and it can turn a crate into a piece of furniture. This is...

When it comes to giving your dog a pleasant and comfortable place to relax and chill out, the first thing people tend to think of is a pet crate. This is because a pet crate can be conditioned to be a place of pleasure for a dog with the right training and conditioning. Although this might be the case, pet crates are not the only places that can be associated with pleasure in dogs and there are other items that allow a dog to relax and chill. Although pet crate a discussed a lot in these blogs, doghouses are also...

Getting a pet crate is a fantastic idea and will provide you and your pet with a range of benefits. They are great for house training, for providing your pet with a safe place and help when it comes to traveling. One of the main issues with pet crates, however, is that they tend to not be the best looking items. They may have their benefits but they don’t always suit the home and can stick out like a saw thumb. This is why, when looking for a pet crate, you should always identify where the crate will be placed....

According to the ASPCA, 78 million dogs (and, in case you were wondering, 85.8 million cats) have homes in the US.  Putting that into percentages, that means 44% of American households own a dog.  And it's no wonder. Dogs are loyal, lovable, and calming. They're another family member. You want the best for them. Which is why you're stumped on what x pen to buy for your dog. Should you go with a large pen? A smaller one? An x pen with dividers?  In this article, you'll learn: The benefits of buying an x pen How to choose an x pen for...