To make your dog poop work for you Blue Paw Nation recommends composting. Following are some tips on how to compost your dog's waste.
Making The World Wag with Eco-friendly products to promote healthy family dog walking habits.
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Sammy Jane's Strawberry Jello
Blue Paw Nation knows how to make the most of the last days of summer vacation. Join your kids in an easy outdoor activity that will pay rewards for you and your dog into next spring…create your very own organic strawberry garden, then use your homegrown fruit to make “Sammy Jane’s Strawberry Jello”! Recipe and photo submitted by Ellen on behalf of Sammy Jane.
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Buppies Bacon Bits
Dogs love bacon and this dog treat with bacon can be made with you extra bacon. This bacon dog treat recipe yields about 4 dozen dog cookies.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
The BLUE PAW CREW Learns To Sing
The Blue Paw Crew learns to sing when Walker, a curious little boy, POE, his protective puppy, and their neighbors Rider, a little girl who loves to explore on her bike, and her smart dog ROE get together.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Blue's Fresh Breath Biscuits
Having healthy teeth and fresh breath is as important for dogs as for people. If you dog has bad breath he/she should have a tooth problem or could use a little freshening up. Try this recipe. Your dog will love it.
How to Improve Your Parenting Through Training Your Dog
By Blue Paw Nation
Dog training has many benefits. No more wet spots on the couch, your shoe collection stays in tact, your arm stays in its socket on daily walks just to name a few. However, some of the most important benefits are the ones received by the trainer not the trainee. You see, in reality dog training is an interaction. And in any interaction, all parties involved take something away from the experience. In the case of dog training, the dog does learn appropriate behaviors. A deeper look into why the owner/parent allowed or even cultivated behaviors is where the real parenting lesson lies.
Dog training has many benefits. No more wet spots on the couch, your shoe collection stays in tact, your arm stays in its socket on daily walks just to name a few. However, some of the most important benefits are the ones received by the trainer not the trainee. You see, in reality dog training is an interaction. And in any interaction, all parties involved take something away from the experience. In the case of dog training, the dog does learn appropriate behaviors. A deeper look into why the owner/parent allowed or even cultivated behaviors is where the real parenting lesson lies.
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