Animals don’t have the same hygiene standards (or tools) as humans. It’s not like our dogs can brush his own teeth or his own hair—so us owners have to do that for them. Just like when you have a self-care day and do your ten-step beauty routine, your dog needs to have their beauty routine done too. So, primp and pamper them with our easy “how to” guide on how to maintain your dog’s hygiene.   Have a routine In between bath days you should have a routine that works for you and your pup. For instance, after every walk try to wipe down their paws to keep them from getting dirt in their nail ..read more

We’re going to state the obvious here: dogs are messy. Not just because they're furry and lick their own bodies, but because they're animals. And animals simply can’t clean up after themselves. If your dog spills their food, gets their muddy paws on the couch, or has an accident in the house they can’t exactly bend over and pick it up. So as a fur parent you’ll have to step in and save the day! But where to start? How do you clean up after a dog?   Wipe them down Whenever you take your dog outside you should wipe them down before they come inside. Dirty paws on the furniture is a big ..read more

A competitive dog show involves a presentation of purebred dogs (although our favorite mutts are starting to carve out their own categories!). These delightful events are basically beauty pageants for dogs. It’s mostly just for fun and an excuse to watch a bunch of cute dogs, but the real purpose of dog shows is to evaluate quality breeding and the integrity of a breed. It’s the crème de la crème of dog breeds and if you’re interested in joining a pet show here are some things you should know.   1. Assess your dog honestly Everyone thinks their dog is the cutest, and just so wer ..read more

Bringing a new furry friend into your home is a lot of responsibility. They may be cute, but they still require a lot of work and attention. And since they’re your new BFFF (best furry friend furever) you definitely want to make smart and healthy choices for them so they live just as long as you do!  But where to start? There are a ton of resources out there that say feed your dogs this…don’t feed them that. Let them sniff on walks…don’t let them sniff. Use this multivitamin…not this one. It can be hard to navigate through all of this research which is why our Frenchie team has rounded up ..read more

Does your Valentine have sweet brown eyes, likes long walks anywhere, gives the sloppiest kisses, and can always be found at your feet? We are, of course, talking about the special bond between you and your pup! So, with Valentine’s Day just around the corner, we’ve rounded up some excellent doggy date ideas. (And if you happen to have a two-legged sweetheart, they can come too.) After all, February 14th is all about celebrating love -- and really, who do you love more than your dog?    Plan a Staycation At A Dog-Friendly Hotel or Vacation Rental Get away from yo ..read more

There is truly nothing like the love and connection you receive from a new puppy. Their infectious energy keeps everyone on their toes and a lot of their naughty behavior gets overlooked by their cuteness. But it’s still important to properly train your puppies starting from a young age so they can learn basic house rules, but also so their behavior problems don’t continue as they get older. We’ve rounded up the top 7 behaviors to look out for when starting to train your new pup ?.   Chewing Since they’re still growing in their adult teeth (and yes—you will see their baby teeth fall out ..read more

Welcome to February, Frenchie Fam! We've been hard at work on the latest launches and new surprises, and it's time to announce our February 2022 charity partner! This month, we're delighted to work with Souls of Satos Rescue, a Puerto Rico-based organization dedicated to rescuing street dogs and uniting them with their forever families.  The term "sato" is Puerto Rican slang for a "street dog" or "found dogs". Satos can be any breed, any age, any background, and any ancestry -- but what all satos have in common is that they deserve a shot at a happy life with a forever family. Many s ..read more

Animals don’t have the same hygiene standards (or tools) as humans. It’s not like our dogs can brush his own teeth or his own hair—so us owners have to do that for them. Just like when you have a self-care day and do your ten-step beauty routine, your dog needs to have their beauty routine done too. So, primp and pamper them with our easy “how to” guide on how to maintain your dog’s hygiene.   Have a routine In between bath days you should have a routine that works for you and your pup. For instance, after every walk try to wipe down their paws to keep them from getting dirt in their nail ..read more

Help! My dog is bored Being vocal. The zoomies. Excessive licking and chewing. Pacing. These are just some signs that your dog might be giving you to tell you that they are bored. Dogs sleep 12-14 hours a day, but for the remaining 10-12 hours they want excitement. The obvious answer would be to walk them, but that’s not always possible depending on people’s lives. Things like work, childcare and your personal health can take some time away from your dog. So, what do you do when two walks a day just doesn’t seem to be cutting it?   Stimulate your dog If your dog is showing signs of boredo ..read more

It’s so exciting when you first bring your new fur baby home. Their energy is infectious. All you want to do is play and cuddle, but all of a sudden, you spot a puddle on the floor… poop behind the furniture… or even piddle on your new pants! (YUCK) And, now you’re reminded that your puppy views their whole world as a giant toilet, and it’s your job to teach them where and when to take potty breaks.  Potty training is messy and can be really frustrating, but it doesn’t have to be! It’s all about incentives, positive reinforcement, and setting new habits for your pooch. Here are ..read more