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12 UNIVERSAL PET NAMES FOR YOUR DOG

Any diligent dog parent knows that you spend hours, days, even weeks choosing the perfect name for your new little bundle of joy. Only to have that name reduced to a gazillion totally unique and different nicknames.

Funnier still, however, is how there seems to be a universal code of pet names for dogs that you don’t know personally. Here are 12 of the cutest pet names we find ourselves calling dogs who we meet outside coffee shops, on daily walks or anywhere really!

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JANUARY 2021 DOGLET OF THE MONTH: SUBMISSIONS OPEN

dog magazine photography submissionsHappy New Year friends! We hope that your holidays were merry and bright and that you were able to find comfort with your loved ones as well as (of course) your beloved doglet!

We’re feeling rested and recharged after the endless curve-balls that were 2020 and are ready to reconnect with the joy that dogs never fail to bring. After all some things never change. To kick off 2021 we’re bringing back a good old oldie — the Pawsh Doglet of the Month Contest!
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BEST VACUUM FOR PET HAIR: TRAINING DOGS FOR VACUUMS

toronto dog photographerIf we had to say there was one teeny-tiny “downside” to sharing our home with a dog, it would be that with great canine cuteness comes… great cute mess. From mucky paws, to shredding toys, to knocking things over and the almost constant shedding, life with a pupper underfoot can be a lot of clean up. So we recently added a Shark Rocket Pro Cordless Stick vacuum to our dog-friendly cleaning supplies and after living with it for a while we have to say, it may just be the best vacuum for pet hair that we’ve used to date.

But before we could dive into using all of this machine’s wonderfully efficient cleaning features, we had to first get our dog used to the vacuum.  Fortunately, we had a few tried and true tricks up our sleeve…
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HOW TO SHOP WITH YOUR DOG: INTRODUCING DOGSPOT

One of our biggest pet peeves here at Pawsh is seeing doggos left tied up on the street while their people shop or eat. In our opinion, there is so much that could potentially go wrong leaving a dog unattended in this manner. They could get too warm or cold, they could be stolen, they could be teased or taunted by passers by, there could be a misunderstanding if they jump up at a non-dog person — the list goes on and on which causes a ton of anxiety. So imagine our delight when we discovered a brand new invention called DogSpot, a smart sidewalk sanctuary! Keep reading for all the details!
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