For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
So, you’re moving to Houston and need to figure out how to get your pup there. You could drive, but that’s a long road trip with a lot of potty breaks. And you’re not exactly sure how you’re going to fit Fido’s crate in the car. What is the cost to ship a dog to
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
So you’re moving to Las Vegas, huh? Congrats! The city of light has a lot to offer — great food, amazing shows, and of course, 24/7 gaming action. But what about your furry friend? Can they come too?
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
Whether it’s a dog, cat, or llama, your pet is an important member of the family. For dog lovers out there, you know they have warmed up the household with their playfulness and affection. It’s hard when you have to leave them to go on vacation.
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
When transporting your cockapoo dog, it is important to choose a crate that will provide a safe and comfortable journey for your pet. There are a few things to consider when selecting a Cockapoo dog carrier for transport, such as size, type of material, and ventilation.
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
Elaborate costumes, festive decorations and delicious, sugary treats — Halloween is one of the most popular holidays in the United States for a good reason. However, while we humans are having a blast, our furry friends may not be having a great time. Following just a few Halloween pet safety tips can ensure your pet
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
California is one of the most beloved states in the country. From the Bay Area to Southern California, from the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the Mojave Desert, there are few places in the world as geographically and culturally diverse. With all of its sunshine, beaches and strong economy, the unfortunate result is a cost of
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
There are almost 200 distinct breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC), which are broken down into seven groups: Sporting, Hound, Working, Herding, Toy, Non-Sporting and the Terrier Group Dogs. What are the differences between these groups and why are they placed together? What are the groups’ defining characteristics? While most breeders work with
For Drivers · Updated March 02, 2026
It’s still a few months before the mercury really starts to drop, but now’s as good of a time as any to prepare for cold-weather driving. Even if you’re based in a warm Sun Belt state, chances are you’ll run across inclement weather when lining up shipments across the country. Winter driving safety tips are
For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
Moving is stressful. There’s no way to sugarcoat it. From the packing and the planning to the actual move, it can be a real headache. And then there’s the unpacking! But don’t worry — we’re here to help with some moving day tips! Just a few simple moving day solutions can make the process run
For Breeders » For Customers · Updated March 02, 2026
There are almost 200 breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC). It makes sense that the AKC would organize these breeds into seven distinct groups. These groups include Sporting, Hound, Terrier, Toy, Non-Sporting, Herding and Working dogs.